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<blockquote data-quote="Parsov" data-source="post: 463460" data-attributes="member: 68429"><p>They had a beta for the new client I believe however it got suspended. Sulake already has games that use Unity (pretty sure Hotel Hideaway does). So I don't think this was some sort of a big move. I think for them to use Unity was the most efficient way as it's easier to find Developers for it and it's widely used. Habbo does in-fact get many users I've witnessed them releasing crackables more often nowadays. Meaning that there are dozens of people buying it hence why they bring new ones every now and then as it's profitable. And them willing to move to a new Platform already shows that there are enough players for Sulake to consider making the move. Within these 20 years Habbo has had a lot of history although maybe sometimes rough it still has one of the most interesting journeys which lead to it being what it is now. There were unnecessary things that Sulake did some of them done unprofessionally and lost many users over these years however not enough for Habbo to get dumped like a few other Flash games. I'm quite happy with Habbo right now so I personally don't think they should change anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Parsov, post: 463460, member: 68429"] They had a beta for the new client I believe however it got suspended. Sulake already has games that use Unity (pretty sure Hotel Hideaway does). So I don't think this was some sort of a big move. I think for them to use Unity was the most efficient way as it's easier to find Developers for it and it's widely used. Habbo does in-fact get many users I've witnessed them releasing crackables more often nowadays. Meaning that there are dozens of people buying it hence why they bring new ones every now and then as it's profitable. And them willing to move to a new Platform already shows that there are enough players for Sulake to consider making the move. Within these 20 years Habbo has had a lot of history although maybe sometimes rough it still has one of the most interesting journeys which lead to it being what it is now. There were unnecessary things that Sulake did some of them done unprofessionally and lost many users over these years however not enough for Habbo to get dumped like a few other Flash games. I'm quite happy with Habbo right now so I personally don't think they should change anything. [/QUOTE]

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