Dizzywood was a free, browser‐based virtual world created by Rocket Paper Scissors, LLC and launched into public beta in November 2007, where kids ages 8–14 could customize their own animated avatars, explore imaginative themed zones—from Mayan‐style jungles to sky‐high towns—and team up with friends in story‐driven "Dizzy Activities" like eco‐missions and treasure hunts against the villainous Emperor Withering.

Players could chat via text or expressive emotes, earn coins by completing quests and mini‑games (such as bouncing magical elixir balls for the Mechano‑Drill 9000 or helping Chef Pierre forage for Tanglevine Stew), and decorate personal in‑game homes.

After growing rapidly to over 1 million monthly global visitors, the world officially closed its doors on December 31, 2010, leaving behind a nostalgic community that still celebrates its creative, safe‑for‑kids environment.