After two years of development, Webosaurs released into closed-beta on June 25, 2009, and then proceeded with 4 months of beta testing. Reel FX hired the Metaverse Mod Squad to provide moderation services to the game, and outsourced development to two other companies. He soon joined VFX company, Reel FX Creative Studios, who also saw the potential to create a unique online environment for others to interact in.
The Webosaurs domain was originally bought in 2007 by Webosaurs Director, Jacques Panis, after noticing a lack of a popular virtual world in which his two sons could safely interact with each other and others. Thus a major focus from the developers was built on child safety, including offering a "Safe Chat" mode, where users could select their comments from a menu filtering that prevented swearing and the revelation of personal information and moderators (along with veteran players) who policed the game. Free non-memberships were available, revenue was predominantly raised through paid memberships, allowing players to access additional features (such as the ability to buy more virtual clothing, and in-game pets through use of in-game currency.) In 2012, Webosaurs shut down for unknown reasons. Beta-testing was made available to the general public on Jand expanded, making it an online community.
Players could use cartoon dinosaur- avatars and play in a landscape-set world, with a variety of different themes. Webosaurs is a former MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game), which involved a virtual world containing online games and activities, developed by American studio Reel FX Entertainment.
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