Ooo you are reviewing an actual game? The cartoons look really cute. The planting game feels like Tamagotchi back in the 90s where we care for an egg haha. And the mahjong one is to choose the same tiles right? You know how to play the real mahjong? Wow teach meeee! Ooo we just login with our steemit account? I am intrigued. Oh but the Steemit part is not ready and some words are in Russian. Do we get to collect something by playing?
Are you going to have a go at it too? Because I need some neighbours to swap plants with, and I’d also like to see how far I can get.
You can only watch adverts 10 times a day, and I don’t think that’s enough to provide enough water. If you use those 10 times, you can at least harvest your plants, and on top of that you’ve also got to play Mahjong. Given that you only get five units of water per level and you already need 20 or 30 units of water for a harvest, you can work out for yourself how many levels you need to play. I’m now on level 137, hahaha, and I’m still short of water, even though I’m not doing much. I don’t want any extra land either – just three plots – and then I’ll just move them around a bit until they tell you to move them. Once moved, they either go to the slaughterhouse, but I reckon they can also go to the grove, and then you get water for them too. I haven’t even fed my pigs today, and I still need to do that, but I think I’ve got far too few seeds; no idea where they’re hanging out, and I actually need seeds that’re worth more than 1 point. I’ll send you my link.
https://t.me/Risefig_bot?startapp=ref_777297156
As for Mahjong, it’s indeed just a matter of finding the second matching tile. It’s not that difficult – even a toddler can do it. Also, you just need to look a bit ahead every now and then, because even if you can’t choose the tile, it might be half-hidden somewhere, and sometimes you just have to take it first. Another important point: if you have a section with a very high stack – say, in the middle – try to make it lower, otherwise you’ll run into trouble towards the end. I think it’s very easy to learn at the start, which is nice. Unlike proper Mahjong or the versions I see online, I find this one more varied. After a few tricky ones, there’s usually something easy to follow, and as this is, of course, a game where you need water, that’s a nice touch. If you were to spend an hour on every level, it would quickly stop being fun.
Let me know how you get on with Mahjong. People say it’s good for brain training and that it helps you sleep better, but it doesn’t really work for me. I just tap away whilst thinking about something else at the same time, hahaha. There’s also a little timer, so you can see exactly how long each game takes.
If it comes to Tamagotchi that one needed more care