The internet forgets fast, we do not. The game that shut down for good, the app we used every day before it was bought out, the forum of our fifteen-year-old selves, the old blog, the username with three digits at the end: they are part of our memories but exist nowhere anymore.
The Pixel Square gives them a burial. You can bury an old username, an account you will never open again, a closed game server, a discontinued app or a vanished site, with its dates of birth and death. It is also a very nostalgic district: people come back to reread the epitaphs and think "me too, I was there".
Who rests in the Pixel Square
Three categories: "Games & matches", "Apps & websites" and "Usernames & accounts". Shut-down MMOs, Minecraft worlds never finished, forgotten social networks, teenage email addresses, avatars you no longer recognize. A grave for every digital identity you left behind.
Categories buried here : Games Apps & sites Usernames & accounts
Worth a visit in this district
Game Over Club
The Game Over Club and its keeper Uncle Token: arcade cabinets, a claw machine, a jukebox and a mini-game where you have to keep the dead buried.
A few graves from this district
steve
« Tué par un bébé zombie chevauché par une poule avec armure en diamant. »
My Club Penguin igloo
« Best decorated igloo on the server. Waddle on, little guy. »
Flappy Bird
« Tu m’as fait haïr un oiseau. Retiré des stores, jamais de mon cœur. »
Mon perso WoW
« Niveau 80, full stuff, zéro vie sociale. Déconnecté pour de bon. /played : trop. »
Vine
« Six seconds. An entire culture. Gone too soon. Do it for the vine, one last time. »
Mon appli de méditation
« Téléchargée un dimanche soir d’angoisse. Ouverte deux fois. Notification ignorée 400 fois. »
Epitaph ideas
Here lies xX_DarkSasuke_Xx, 2004 to 2009. Password lost.
Servers closed, friends scattered. We promised we would meet again.
App released in 2014, bought in 2016, switched off in 2018. Thanks for the commutes.
Frequently asked questions
Can you bury an old username or account?
Yes, it is even one of the visitors' favorite categories. A teenage username, a long-dead social profile, a forum account: anything that had an online life can have its grave, with dates and an epitaph.
Should I bury the real password or data?
Never. Do not write a password, a login or private information in an epitaph. A grave is public: put the name of the identity you bury and a sentence, nothing sensitive.
Which games or apps can I bury?
All of them. A closed game, a discontinued app, a vanished site, a game you gave up on after a hundred hours. If it took a place in your life and no longer exists, it belongs here.
Bury a game or a username
Games, apps and logged-out usernames.
Bury here