"Whip up a cake for me", "sell this item on the Farm Orders board", "go visit a friend's farm", and so on.
Water appears to be infinite too - I only need to refill my watering can every 20 sprinkles.įarmhands spend the first hour or two of my playthrough showing me the ropes through basic tasks. My first few crops - wheat, corn, and carrots - only take a few minutes each to fully regrow after a little sprinkling. I ended up spending most of mine by mistake thanks to clumsy fingers over tiny pop-up buttons. Where's the fun in that?Ĭoins, keys, and speed seeds are all available as IAPs in the game but the latter two are rarely required. Wheat is the lifeblood of FarmVille - make sure you have three patches.Īfter planting some wheat and grinding it into flour I'm already on my merry way towards a fruitful harvest.īut what's this? It appears that "farm keys" allow me to skip past wait times. Select new crops, animals, and buildings you want to place on your farm, plop the plot down, then use the dragging motion to water crops, feed animals, or supply buildings with necessary ingredients to be rewarded with supplies. The interface is welcoming enough - pleasant and straightforward. Upon starting the game I'm given the usual Harvest Moon-esque spiel about my having taken over a farm from my grandparents and how there are folks are around to help me should I need anything and yadda yadda yadda. I have to admit, this is my first experience of FarmVille since the endless requests from the original version spamming me from all directions on Facebook put me off the original.
Now it's back for iOS and Android devices with plenty of supposed optimisations saving both time and social spamming. The original version of FarmVille 2 launched on Facebook back in 2012. What is it about watching progress bars fill up that's so satisfying? If there's one game known for its addictive properties in this regard, it's Zynga's infamous FarmVille series.
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