Occupy White Walls

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This game was a hideaway for comfort, rest, inspiration and calm at various times throughout years. Wonderful experience to freely create your own little space and curate art pieces before going off wandering into others creations, all more original and widly different than the previous one. Sadly missed the memo and didn't had the chance to take a little recording and a last walk through some galleries...:'( But hey, it's also part of the beauty of it, what we experienced was amazing and now it leaves space to experience new amazing things! To all the people who played this original gem: Take care and have fun! To the team behind the project and contributors: Thank you for all the work and passion that went into it. <3

Kinda painful to think this game has gone. Underappreciated gem.

The game is gone and won't come back. It pains me like an inaccessible piece of nostalgia. I only wish i had taken more screenshots of my GPU-fryingly enormous art palaces.

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One of the best games I've ever played. It's so sad to see OWW go. The fact that I could display my gallery with others and open it up to gain cubes from bots was effortless. It was an ease to see a game that didn't rely on in game purchases to please it's audience. The game was also free. I wish one day to create a game like this for all to enjoy without paywalls and charge their existence and time with monetary value. I was able to purchase art from artists with cubes with ease. I also love the fact that people shared iconic art pieces throughout history and it made me feel connected to the world in a digital way. We all shared a goal: to connect and understand through the art we displayed on our walls. We harnessed the power to tell a story by creating such exquisite galleries tailored to our liking. Everything was customizable. Our sandbox of a game was well admired by many. We lived there inside those walls. Our stories lived there. Our feelings... everything felt like home to everyone who occupied this game. We shared powerful emotions or trauma we have endured in our real lives. This digital game IS the best game. There were so many reasons why I kept adding more to my walls…