Put down the plush toys: There’s no reason to act rashly. If you remember the joy of Webkinz—the adorable plush collectibles that became digital avatars back in 2005—you might be pleased to hear that the game will be making its way back to browsers later this year.

For those not familiar with the nostalgic charm of Webkinz, this franchise saw immense popularity during its prime, logging 3.2 million unique players in a single day back in 2009. The game allowed players to care for virtual pets linked to their physical plushies, creating an engaging blend of tangible and digital play.

Many remember their experiences fondly and are excited about this revival, which stands on the heels of other nostalgic comebacks in the gaming world. In an announcement from developer Ganz, they acknowledged that re-establishing the browser version of Webkinz was no small feat but essential to recapturing the magic and planning new features.

Fans are already expressively commenting on Reddit about the news, with excitement palpable in phrases like “This is the BEST NEWS ever!” indicating that Webkinz has fostered a dedicated community that fondly recalls walking down memory lane.

As new beta events are set to roll out soon, the developers are eager to reconnect with long-time fans while also reaching out to new players. So if you thought you’d tossed your plushies for good, think twice—Webkinz is back and it seems here to stay.