I have always loved to play games. That love also transcended over to the computer when joining Facebook. My grand children got me involved in some games and it is fun connecting with them there.
Just recently I found a game that I got to share with them. It is Tail Towns and I really am enjoying it.
You start out as one of the characters in the game and of course get to meet towns people and complete quests. There are a few things that make this game so much different from the others.
You buy and harvest crops to earn acorns (money) each crop last for four harvesting so you are not constantly turning around to buy and plant more. They DON’T Wilt! Thank you so much for that option! Nothing like having to set your alarm clock to harvest! Now gone are the day where I stop in the middle of a conversation with my husband exclaim, “I have to harvest before my crop wilts.” as I race off to the computer.
This game is addictive but not over-riding of your time. You can play it at your leisure and still advance or play several times throughout the day.
They have cute figurines you can buy and add as friends and each of them give you extra points and new goals only those characters have for you.
I received Birthday Boy!
Typing his code in I learned all about him in a cute story line. Each figure comes with a code that displays their story line and unique quests.
Be sure to join the games facebook page to keep updated on the game and join another group that has sweepstakes to win prizes and join in on their sweepstakes and twitter parties to win prizes.
There is a whole community just waiting to find new friends by staying active on their facebook page.
There are also other qualities I like about this game.
Now in my fifties I like to keep my focus sharp and playing this game aids in doing that.
Multitasking, strategy, and problem solving skills are practiced daily here. Thinking about it now, I guess you could say math skills are raised as well by making decisions on which crop to harvest to complete goals for more points.
Of course meeting new friends and beating the socks off my grand kids by having higher decoration scores don’t hurt my self-esteem either.
Give the game a try to see if it doesn’t become your favorite game to play.
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about gracehodgin
Grandma Blogger encouraging grand parents to remain active in the lives of their grand children and to inspire imagination and creativity.
When Grace is not writing articles for her blog then she morphs into GracieLoo and is off to ZombieZoo where she is the resident Grandma who hands out cookies, kisses, band-aids for booboos and reads stories to her beloved ZombieZoo Residents.
I have heard a lot about this game and everyone really seems to like it!
That looks adorable! I love that you are playing your grandkids and winning
That looks like a cute game and the figurines are adorable too.
Oh man! Don’t get me started…I can see me leaving my groceries in the store isle so that I can go harvest my crops! Lol…not that I would know a thing about it ;0)
I have never heard of this game, but I can totally relate to “Closer to Lucy” about leaving your stuff to run home and harvest… WHAAA… I soo think I have to check this game out… thanks Grace, I feel another addiction coming on…..
Oh no, a new addiction for me! lol.
Sounds fun! I’ll have to check it out myself
First I’d heard of this game. I’ll cautiously check it out, but I have a tendency to get really hooked on these.
These little guys remind me of a toy from my childhood. I think they were called Maple Town. I loved them! I can see kids really enjoying this game and the figures as well.
Looks too cute..