Habbo Hotel, a hit online networking game more than a decade ago, is drawing back hundreds of thousand of players as locked-down millennials look to rediscover a childhood favourite, its Finnish ...

Habbo Hotel occupies a strange place in the mind—the same dusty corner of my brain where Runescape and Miniclip reside. I played it at a time where I was still quite small and, like many memories from ...

Club Penguin, Neopets, Habbo Hotel, and Addicting Games were once cornerstones of our childhoods, accessible through Flash ...

Habbo Hotel sports roughly 7.5 million unique visitors every month--roughly 2 million more than the population of Finland, where its developer, Sulake Corporation, is based.

Habbo Hotel was described as ‘the world’s largest social game and online community for teenagers’ by its Finnish owners Sulake and it had around 268million registered users worldwide.

Teen chat world Habbo Hotel is going all Web 2.0, and this month is launching a set of Web-based social networking features that include a Habbo homepage. MySpace, your Finnish virtual hotelling ...

Habbo Hotel, the under-21 social networking site that had to close down and then "mute" users over the summer after it was discovered that people were using it to send minors illicit content, is ...

Many spaces in Habbo, a virtual world created by Finnish developer Sulake, feel like this one. The platform is loosely modeled after a hotel, but its user-designed chat rooms span a broad set of ...

Habbo Hotel has versions in nine languages, attracting most users in the Americas and Europe, Sulake's Karu said. "As the world has shut down, the more users have come along," he added.