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I love this game! I've played it twice - from start to finish. I still can't find all the hidden animals, but that's okay.
I do have some suggestions for the next version -
In freeplay mode, it would be nice to be able to put whichever building you want - that way, you can make what you want - rather than just what the level brings you.
Or like Farm Frenzy - have more than just 3-4 buildings making stuff. I'd love to see more buildings!
Thanks!
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by AnnBy on Nov 22, 08 10:43 AM
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I really enjoyed this game too.
I haven't played the freeplay mode though.
I thought they did good with trying to fit everything they could on the screen without making things so small you couldn't enjoy it.
Don't know what I'd like different for a sequel.....sorry.
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More difficult, more stuff you need for reaching goals. 5 yoghurt as goal in final stage is very poor.
Able to buy more bakeries,
sell every animal you have at any time,
grandpa must be capable to work on his own, and not that the player has to move him around
longer lasting power drink, you can't apply 50% of the drink now
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1. I, too, would love for Grandpa to do some things on his own - like refilling the water when he's standing by the pumps - things like that would help a lot in the timed stage.
2. I'd also like to see more difficult levels in the casual mode. Instead of having 1 or 2 things to accomplish, make it 4 or 5.
3. The timed mode is great the way it is. If you add more tasks, you'd have to add more time, so it defeats the purpose. But, more tasks with more time sounds fine.
Loved this game - not as much as Farm 51, though! (hint, hint)
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I must admit I prefer Grandpa the way he is. It's part of the strategy to work out where to send him next.
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I love this game Im not that good at time management games so I did the time free one and had a blast
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I'd like a scarecrow to ward off crows, & a fence to help keep the rabbits away. I'm already ready to give up on this game, just because of all the crows & rabbits.
I also wish Grandpa would go where he's needed, instead of waiting for orders. And that both Grandpa & Grandma would move faster. It seems to take them forever to do anything, and I waste lots of time waiting for them.
The energy drink should last longer than 5 seconds. I mean, there's SOOOOOO much to do in this game, with so little time. Maybe slow the clock down to give us more time or something.
I think I'll just play casual mode, because timed mode is bugging the bejesus out of me.
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I think another good thing would be to sell ALL the unneeded animals, instead of forcing us to keep one of each. And if we accidentally sell something that's needed, give the option to go back & buy as many as we want, instead of limiting it to one per level.
It would be nice if we have to send Grandpa where we need him, to be able to unselect the choices, instead of watching as he goes through every action, while having to wait for him to get more water or something.
Grandma really shouldn't take so long to make finished goods. It's agony watching her take 30 seconds to bake a pie or make some mittens.
It'd also be nice to be able to start a new game when the old one is finished. And in the new game, to have the college roommate join as a 3rd helper, with more goals, since there's more help. And give her dialog between missions, like how difficult it is to work on a farm, then maybe how cuddly the animals are, commenting about those pesky rabbits, or worried about bee stings. Then after awhile, say that it's fun, and good money, too.
A good game, but I think it needs some work. My fave Farming/Time-Management game so far is Ranch Rush. The clock isn't so darn fast, I get to place stuff where I want, and even move them around.
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