FAQ

Corporate Clash is a completely free-to-play fan-hosted recreation of Disney's Toontown Online. The game was shut down by Disney in 2013 with tens of thousands of players still interested in the game, and our goal is to bring back its legacy while adding new content to the game that has been requested by players for years.

To play the game, simply create an account and head to the play page to get started! Flippy, the mayor of Toontown, will be your tour guide and will teach you how to play.

Corporate Clash is a complete overhaul of Toontown Online. With brand new Toon species, Gag tracks, ToonTasks, and Cogs, Corporate Clash brings an experience like no other Toontown project! You can view our recent changelogs to get a full list of our greatest features.

Although we're legally a non-profit and tax exempt, we do not make money or have an income stream from our playerbase, ads, or otherwise. The game is and will always be completely free to play.

We love how much you like to play Corporate Clash, however, we do not accept donations. If you want to support us, simply share our website link or recommend us to your friends!

ToonStep is our two-factor authentication system that requires you to verify new logins coming from a different location. Enabling ToonStep is highly recommended for the safety of your account and will only allow authorized users to access your account.

The login page should include some error information if you have issues with it. Otherwise, shoot us an email at support@corporateclash.net to recieve assistance from one of our support Toons!

Corporate Clash requires your system time to be accurate. If your system time is incorrect, you can update it by following these instructions for Windows, or these instructions for macOS.

First, ensure your computer meets the current minimum requirements listed on the Play page. One common cause of strange graphical behavior is when Windows automatically selects a lower-powered graphics device on hybrid graphics computers. If you suspect your computer is using hybrid graphics, try telling Windows to prefer one of the graphics cards by following these steps: 1. Press Win + I keys together to open your PC's Settings. Now click on System. 2. The first option on the left pane would be Display. On the Display page scroll down to the bottom of the right pane and select Graphics settings. 3. On the Graphics settings page, the first option in the drop-down menu will be to choose a Desktop app. Select Desktop app. 4. Then click on the Browse button to manually specify the executable file or .exe file of that app. Copy and paste this into the address bar: %LocalAppData%/Corporate Clash. 5. Choose the .exe (corporateclash.exe) file for that application. Now click on Add. 6. You will now see your chosen app listed on the Graphics settings page with Options and Remove buttons. 7. Click on Options and you'll get three options to set the preferred GPU: Let Windows Decide (the OS will automatically choose which GPU your app would use, Power Saving (which would be the integrated GPU), and High Performance (the discrete dedicated GPU). 8. Choose the option you want and remember to click on Save.

Your computer's anti-virus software may be preventing Corporate Clash from starting. You may need to add Corporate Clash to your specific anti-virus software's exception list. If required, the Corporate Clash executable is located at '%LocalAppData%/Corporate Clash' on Windows. If this doesn't work, or you're confident that you don't have any anti-virus software running, follow the answer below this one.

Reach out to Corporate Clash support and be sure to include the latest Corporate Clash log file on your computer. This file can be located by following these steps: 1. Open the Toontown: Corporate Clash launcher. 2. Select the account from the dropdown menu of the toon you've been experiencing crashing problems on. 3. Hit the settings button on the launcher (the red button with a gear icon on the bottom right). 4. Hit the 'Show/open game directory folder' button. 5. Select the folder listed 'logs'. 6. Find and select your most recent logs to copy into the support request.

Reach out to Corporate Clash support and be sure to include your public IP address and the name of your ISP in the request. This information can be found by visiting https://www.whatismyip.com from the affected computer. Look for the 'IPv4' and 'ISP' results.