I must confess. I’ve found myself hooked on a few Facebook games over the course of 5 years. Some are still played with (on occasion) while others have been forgotten – never to be played with again.

Tail Towns Friends is a game that I think will be played – by me – for a long time to come…1, because it has the cutest collectible figurines to go with the game. And 2, because it’s a game that can be played with once daily, twice weekly, or three times yearly – without the worry of “food” spoiling or houses falling apart. Yes, it’s a role-playing game (so to speak), but no so bad that you have to log in everyday to play or everything you’ve built ruins.

I don’t know about you but I despise games that make it impossible to “live” in real time because you’re so obsessed with what will happen if you’re not there to see what’s happening in “virtual” time.

Rest assured, Tail Towns Friends is addicting, but not so much that your life stops if you don’t log in to play for a day or two. I love it!!!

If you haven’t played Tail Towns Friends yet, consider joining the craze soon. It’s a really cute (and fun) game to play and pass the time.

By the way…at this moment there are over 20,000 other Facebook users playing this game. Crazy isn’t it?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

{In my own words, and in sum}:

Tail Towns Friends is a fun game; building your virtual world, helping your friends, meeting new people (in this case, animals), and digging up all the towns’ “dirty secrets.”

{From the official Ganz website, and in sum}:

“TailTowns Friends is one of four new digital games Ganz has launched in a month!

This is a remarkable undertaking, and one that has been in the works for a long time. Four fresh new worlds, targeted to different styles and ages of social gamers. Each game showcases unique designs, engaging characters and detailed visuals, and each game includes compelling gifts, or toys for enhanced game play.”

My thoughts: I love this game. This game is all “the rave” right now and I only see it getting bigger and more popular as time passes (like everything else Ganz has developed over the years).

Disclosure: I was provided with a figurine (Nurse Florence) for the purpose of my review (from Child’s Play PR, on behalf of Ganz). This was not a paid post nor did receiving product influence any opinions. All thoughts, opinions and/or testimonials expressed on Blogfully are solely my own.

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