Farmington Tales reviews

Hello Dear People, Farmington Tales is a Hidden Object game with Farm Simulations Elements. In addition to the typical Hidden Object Concept, you can upgrade your Farm and play some Mini-games. The Aim is to get to No 1 in the Farming Society to win the Prize Money. Graphic: 6/10 The Graphics are quite simple and typical of a Hidden Object game. What's cool, you can always choose which of the 3 Skins you want to have with some building upgrades. The Graphics served their Purpose, but are very reminiscent of a Mobile Game, but the Skins Selection I found a nice little Feature. Sound/Music: 4/10 Music and Sound are okay. But at some point the Soundscape gets on your Nerves. The chirping, buzzing or the Sounds when your Vegetables need something (which will be constant when you've planted everything). Unfortunately on duration annoying rather than fun. Story: 5/10 There was some Story for such a Title. You have a Goal, an "Opponent" and some small Conversations. It's not a deep Story, but for this Game it fits really well. What I liked that every occurring Character in the Credit got a Phrase, which is what they do in the Future. At some, I even had to chuckle. In Principle, however, it is a matter of being indebted to save your Wife and now in Danger of losing everything from the Debt in order to survive this Crisis, we have to get 1st place at the Farming Scocity in order to get a Prize money in order to get the Debt Pay off. The only illogical Thing is that you could have loosely repaid the Debt 7x with the money earned. Gameplay: 7/10 In Principle, it is a Hidden Object with Simulation Possibilities. Or a Simulation with Hidden Object Possibilities. It's really balanced. You irrigate your Fields, seriously, possibly play a Mini-game (which you can also skip for Money) and play a Round of Hidden Object, the items found are sold or you can find Items for Side Quests. In the Hidden Object There are still Mini-goals that you can make for extra money. Mini games get heavier over time, but unfortunately are always the same (4 or 5). Unfortunately, you can't place anything yourself at the Farm, but you can only use the predefined Places. What brings a small Change is that you get XP for each time harvested Vegetables and you use less resources by allowing Vegetables to level, which e.g. increases the Sale price (which you can set manually) or less resources. Extras: 3/10 What I think is a great pity when you play the Game at a time, you saw everything very quickly. With the Hidden Obmills, after 2 Hours you saw about everyone and just repeat them all the time. Which, after a boredom, really takes away the Fun of The Game. It also has no replayable, as you once Upgraded everything and then won. Game Over doesn't exist, meaning in the Game you can't go wrong. Verdict: 25/50 I can recommend the Game just like that. I'd wait for a Sale, though. It does some Things differently and has more Variation for starters than the other Hidden Object games, but many Hidden Object games have a subtle to very good Story. If you watch Series and play on the side, the Game goes perfectly clear. If you want to be up to date with my Tests, just visit me on Facebook. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rayzens-Reviews-658355251267293/