There is another farming game on Facebook. However, this farm is not located in the plains but on an uninhabited island, a lot like Playdom’s Tiki Farm. The game is called Island Life (Click HERE to play). Currently, it has almost 400 thousand monthly active users.
Like other Facebook games, one must log onto the social networking site to play Island Life. The player then is brought to his or her island, with two coconut trees and plots readily available for plowing and planting.
Playing this game is a piece of cake for long-time virtual farmers because it is pretty basic, even for non-hardcore gamers. As one plants seeds, he or she gets points to level up. After some time, the player can harvest the crops and sell these to earn coins. Unlike the other farming games though, this game is quite lenient. Players do not have to play the game too often to check their crops if it has been watered or if there are any destructive bugs, etc.
Similar to its counterparts, Island life also offers a variety of plants and decorations to choose from. Only a few are available initially but more can be accessed as one increases his or her level. The player may also expand his or her island in the long run.
A positive feature that Island Life has is the live chat. This allows the players to reach out other players and even ask help building small huts real time. Another is its appealing interface that is more realistic than other farming games.
Island Life is a simple game perfect for those who want a little more freedom than what other Facebook games allow. After all, is it not like a chore when games dictate when the player has to log back on?
