Hi Farm: Merge Fun! vs Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children
Hi Farm: Merge Fun!
Hi Farm: Merge Fun! is a fun little, farm-themed puzzle game that may bring to mind games like Marge Farm! In fact, I’d go as far as to call this game a clone of the latter. However, Hi Farm does bring a few improvements, often graphical in nature, to the table. The gameplay is basically the same as Merge Farm where you'll need to merge tiles of the same type and level of crops to level them up. You can build pens and coops to rear cow and chickens. You can merge these enclosures to level them up as well. The same goes for crafting facilities where you can convert your raw harvests into more profitable goods like bread and juice. The crops and other items you collect can then be sold to the customers at the top part of the screen. The coins you earned can then be reinvested into your farm by buying more seeds, expanding your farm, or even placing decor.Although Hi Farm: Merge Fun isn’t exactly unique, the game does try to “change things up”, so to speak, by providing players with much better graphics – personally, I adore the way your customers are presented as opposed to the style used in Merge Farm! This game isn’t perfect though. Despite being a clone, it’s not as detailed as Merge Farm and as such, you only get 2 types of animals and 2 crafting facilities. It would be nice to have more.
Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children
Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children is the second installment in the Virtual Villagers series. In this game, your small tribe managed to rescue a group of children adrift at sea. These children will need nurturing and it falls on you, the leader of the tribe to provide them with just that. Of course, you'll still need to explore the west side of Isola in hopes of discovering and learning more about the mysterious island.Similar to the previous game, Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children contains plenty of unpredictable events that will pop up from time to time to challenge your problem-solving skills. This effectively dispels the monotony of the day-to-day.
So, if you enjoy life simulation games or if you love playing Virtual Villagers' games, you'll want this in your game library as well.
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