While Zynga's FrontierVille has obvious similarities to its counterpart FarmVille, I have found FrontierVille more to my liking. After a stress-filled day at work I find myself relaxing in front of the computer harvesting crops, gaining experience and, for real excitement, getting to clobber a groundhog away from my peanuts' crop.
Life on the homestead get more adventurous when your clearing away pine trees and a ferocious bear jumps out and you have to scare him away. Each level has goals that must be met. From preparing a meal for the new schoolmarm to raising and selling 50 adult geese. Some goals are easy and allow you to breathe a little while others take time, planning and strategy.
I've already seen fans, players and neighbors posting cheat links with hopes of getting further in the adventure and not having to actually play the game. Well, I for one, enjoy the challenge of completing goals, gifting to friends and receiving gifts from neighbors.
I love waking up with gifts waiting for me, I thrive on searching all my neighbors' homesteads trying to find sunflower oil, oxen rib eye and clover bumble bees. I find the 'hunt' thrilling and almost jump out of my seat when I finally retrieve that final piece of the goal puzzle and can proceed to the next goal or level.
By nature I am more of a word puzzle game freak but this FrontierVille game has me addicted. I plan my harvest time around my work schedule and will periodically check in throughout the work day to make sure I'm missing out on any special bonuses or free homestead items.
And at the end of the day I can say I accomplished a hard day's work without having to scam horseshoes or follow links to sign up for needless offers. I am a successful FrontierVille gamer.
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