Country Tales ----- BETA
Ted grew up to be a farmer. But, he felt he could do something ............. more ..... with his life. So, Ted left the small country town he lived in and headed for the Big City. There, Ted not only found his new job as Assistant to the Mayor ..... but he also met ........... you.
Graphics were just like reading a brightly colored comic book! Music appropriate 'country' and sound fx were well-done.
Relaxed, Normal and Extreme difficulties. Relaxed = just that. No timer , no pressure. Normal = you can earn Achievements and stars . Extreme = you can earn Achievements and the coveted 'diamond' star .
This is set up just as any other 'build-it' type of game we've all played, except we're in the Big Country City (yeah, that makes no sense) . The Achievements led me to believe there were 40 levels to complete. I played 'relaxed' and got unlimited workers. But, Lord Almighty! Could they move just a smidgen faster????
While I do enjoy some types of these games, this one had me yawning through the first 4 levels, then .....my computer crashed exiting level 5. For these reasons, it's a definite 'no' for me. I think it would be great for beginners because the tutorial was very thorough. Experts would probably enjoy the 'extreme' difficulty.
Enjoy!
Overall Impression: I'll pass.
Ted grew up to be a farmer. But, he felt he could do something ............. more ..... with his life. So, Ted left the small country town he lived in and headed for the Big City. There, Ted not only found his new job as Assistant to the Mayor ..... but he also met ........... you.
Graphics were just like reading a brightly colored comic book! Music appropriate 'country' and sound fx were well-done.
Relaxed, Normal and Extreme difficulties. Relaxed = just that. No timer , no pressure. Normal = you can earn Achievements and stars . Extreme = you can earn Achievements and the coveted 'diamond' star .
This is set up just as any other 'build-it' type of game we've all played, except we're in the Big Country City (yeah, that makes no sense) . The Achievements led me to believe there were 40 levels to complete. I played 'relaxed' and got unlimited workers. But, Lord Almighty! Could they move just a smidgen faster????
While I do enjoy some types of these games, this one had me yawning through the first 4 levels, then .....my computer crashed exiting level 5. For these reasons, it's a definite 'no' for me. I think it would be great for beginners because the tutorial was very thorough. Experts would probably enjoy the 'extreme' difficulty.
Enjoy!
Overall Impression: I'll pass.