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''Whirled'' was a free online virtual world UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash game by Three Rings Design, Inc. It entered open beta on March 25, 2008 and remained in beta throughout its entire life.

Players could socialize, make friends and groups, and decorate rooms. They could also play games to earn coins and purchase items in the shop. The bulk of the content was made by the players; players could make their own items, such as avatars, pets, objects, pictures, videos, and songs, and code their own games. They could sell their creations in the shop and earn real money off of them.

''Whirled'' was never a financial success. The website shut down on April 8, 2017. Various websites attempted to clone, revive, or continue ''Whirled'' by forking the open source code, but some of these websites later shut down as well.

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!!''Whirled'' provided examples of:
* AchievementSystem: A feature of ''Whirled'' was trophies. Trophies were awarded by games for certain actions.
* AnthropomorphicFood: The default character, a walking piece of tofu with a face.
* CharacterCustomization: Players could make their own avatars from scratch and sell them in the shop.
* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: Players had the ability to decorate their own rooms to their liking using the items they made or got from the shop.
* {{Mascot}}: A walking piece of tofu with a face was predominantly shown on most promotional material for the game and served as the game's mascot.
* ProductionForeshadowing: The official game ''Underwhirled Drift'' featured a Devilite and Soul Jelly. This foreshadowed them later appearing in their own game ''VideoGame/SpiralKnights''.
* RealMoneyTrade: Creators earned bling for selling items for bars and were able to cash out their bling for real money.

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