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When will they update June catalog? June is almost half way over.
Unfortunately, we don't have a definitive answer for this. The developers are hard at work on the new party and implementing HTML5 Card Jitsu, as well as the new catalog. It should release at some point this month, but don't be surprised if it doesn't. It wouldn't be the first time deadlines weren't met.
How do I get to the box dimension on April 1st
There’s usually a portal to the box dimension during the April Fool’s Party, but this year the Noir Party happened in its stead. You can access the box dimension year round if you or someone you know has the portal furniture item. Ask around populated servers, you’ll run into someone who has it eventually.
What happened to my puffles? I took good care of them prior to the switch to HTM5, and now I can't find them.
Puffles have yet to be implemented to the HTML5 client. But rest assured, they’re being well taken care of in the meantime :)
Hello! I was wondering if there is any news about when the site might be back up? I don't have discord.
As far as we know, the team is currently in the process of transferring accounts from the flash client to the HTML5 client. No set date has been given.
Club Penguin Rewritten and Flash
As some of you may know, the Adobe Flash Player will be reaching its commercial end of life in December 2020. With it gone, many Flash-based things will become inaccessible if not preserved. Some websites have developed their own native players for Flash content, others have began transitioning their Flash content to a more secure and flexible protocol known as HTML5.
For a while now, many people like myself have been wondering what the future of Rewritten holds without Flash. Today, Stu answered that question with a blog post you can read here.
Too long, didn’t read? Worry not! Here’s a summary of what the article contained:
Club Penguin Rewritten is planned to move to HTML5.
In addition to being more secure, HTML5 is also much more optimized than Flash. You’ll notice better performance across the board.
Preliminary testing for a HTML5 based Rewritten is currently ongoing.
The test is publicly available to join. If you want to preview what Rewritten will be like running through HTML5*, follow the link in the article and sign-in with your regular credentials.
*This is a testing phase, and as such is not wholly representative of what the final build will be. There are many bugs which need to be ironed out.
And that’s that! Here’s to the future!
When I try to get onto my game after the HTML5 transfer, it will not allow me to log in, and only shows me a black screen, what do I do?
This is a well known issue that is currently being looked into by the Rewritten team. A lot of bugs are being ironed out, and a lot of missing features have yet to be implemented. Sit tight and it should eventually be fixed, or contact a support representative at CPRewritten Support.
Hi! I love your blog! Thank you for posting the Club Penguin News! I was wondering, do you have any news on what’s going on with the Halloween Party? Wasn’t it supposed to be here several days ago?
Parties and events are often silently delayed so that they can finish development. Whenever something is given a release date it would behoove you to add a few days on top of it to account for this. Never trust the CPR release schedule -- the devs can sometimes be far too ambitious for their own good.
Hey PNN, I just wanted to ask when does the pages get updated? I just found this blog, and the page I am reading is a little bit old. The NEW pin that is out now during Submarine Party is an anchor that can be found in Cove.
We strive to be as quick and as accurate as possible when it comes to reporting things. A post is written whenever relevant information surfaces. Usually immediately, but occasionally things slip through the cracks due to time zone differentiation — you’re guaranteed informative posts within 12-24 hours.
