FrontierVille Better Than FarmVille

The game company Zynga has been making it big. The game company has had a lot of success in one of the major games FarmVille, But even through all of the success the game company still had a lot of improving to do with the game, so the company decided to invent a new game called FrontierVille. So is FrontierVille better than Farmville?

This new game has a lot of the same characteristics of Farmville, but also a lot of differences to the game, instead of raising a farm and taking care of crops and animals, you create an avatar that is a pioneer in the American old West. This avatar is to complete tasks like pioneers used to do back in those days.

The concept of game is still the same. You have to perform tasks that will give you a variety of different things like experience points. Collecting enough experience points helps you to level up, when you level up you gain more access to more prizes like, coins, decorations, Animals, trees, craft items, and or energy. Energy is needed to complete every task. The tasks that must be completed to gain these specials prizes range anywhere from buying energy, chopping down trees, clearing land, raising livestock, raising trees, building beds, and other sorts of furniture, and marrying and staring a family that will accompany you in these tasks, must be accomplished as well, keeping out unwanted animals is a must, some of these un-wanted critters range from Foxes, snakes, bears, and ground hogs.

Even though FrontierVille has its differences from FarmVille it also has its similarities. Some of the similar tasks range from collecting a variety of buildings, having a chicken barn or coop with a lot of chickens, planting seeds, growing crops, and then harvesting those crops. Just like in FarmVille crops must be harvested before they wither, a similarity to this is the crop harvesting time, the crops will vary on choices and time they grow. A difference to FarmVille is that in FrontierVille when you harvest crops it stirs up unwanted critters and when you get rid of them you earn points. Basically completing any task is going to give you experience points, or energy. Energy can also be gained by trading food or horseshoes. Animals can be purchased or gifted and harvested for certain things or added to and sold for a very large reward. The animal choice also varies along with the time that they must be harvested. When a player purchases or receives a tree the choice in tree varies along with the harvest time as well. Some trees are to be grown, and then cleared out and used to build furniture. Just like in FarmVille Doing these task gives you an opportunity to find or earn collectables, when you find enough of these collectable you are able to trade them in for a variety of things. You also have to have neighbors to complete tasks or to get help with tasks.

With all of the similarities to FarmVille I’m sure you’re still wondering why FrontierVille is having more success than FarmVille and the reason is because in FrontierVille you get to raise a family, and have them help you create the best place to live, there’s a lot more to-do in Frontier Ville, and people are always going to go for the number one reason that having a virtual family is more appealing.

Its your choice and your own preference on which game you do prefer, why not like both would be the best option but hey trying to play two at once could get very time consuming. To find out more on the Frontierville game and guides visit Frontier Secrets