What kept me hooked for the past few days? I've been busy bein a yovillian! :)
I am new facebook user and got the chance stumbling upon one of its applications. Yoville is a free online virtual game where you get dressed, shop, stroll around places from a bar to beach, visit friends, chat with them, sell, hold parties, pageants or just stay home and decorate your space. Whatever you do to your player it represents you. :)
The third screen cap is a sample of this litle island i am starting to transform out of a room space and that little girl is me! hahaha
This is so much my type of game! I love to designing spots and i bet if you're the type who loves interior designing or landscaping this is good. This game is similar to myminilife and though i've been an mml citizen as well, i think when it comes to interactivity, Yoville got the edge! Isn't it that my minilife wanted this interactive feature where minime's can chat with each other and visit each others' homes? It didn't go well and all that could be used was posting notes on the houses you visit. YOu can walk to neighbor's homes but you won't be able to talk to the person who owns it and develop cyber friendships as interesting as you can on yoville. Although mml is so improved and now it has an advanced feature where you can place your properties with others to create a whole new neighborhood, Yoville's way of life and meeting other people is much more really fun and intersting now.
Yoville is not as precise as myminilife though, if you think of building schemes, myminilife is still so much better and more realistic as it is so much 3-dimentional and you get to observe square feet of your space and the size of stuff you place on the spots plus you are not stuck to being limited with a pure square design, limited rooms, limited houses to own, not to mention the odd unmovable walls and a house with o room pre-set to have a space for bathroom and others. Yes, I am keeping myminilife as it can do more to enhance my creativity skills but i am still keeping my Yoville life !
Soon i think mml will improve on interactivity and Yoville will do the same for what it lacks.
I am enjoying and having much fun! Games like this is sooooo addicting! :)
I am new facebook user and got the chance stumbling upon one of its applications. Yoville is a free online virtual game where you get dressed, shop, stroll around places from a bar to beach, visit friends, chat with them, sell, hold parties, pageants or just stay home and decorate your space. Whatever you do to your player it represents you. :)
This is so much my type of game! I love to designing spots and i bet if you're the type who loves interior designing or landscaping this is good. This game is similar to myminilife and though i've been an mml citizen as well, i think when it comes to interactivity, Yoville got the edge! Isn't it that my minilife wanted this interactive feature where minime's can chat with each other and visit each others' homes? It didn't go well and all that could be used was posting notes on the houses you visit. YOu can walk to neighbor's homes but you won't be able to talk to the person who owns it and develop cyber friendships as interesting as you can on yoville. Although mml is so improved and now it has an advanced feature where you can place your properties with others to create a whole new neighborhood, Yoville's way of life and meeting other people is much more really fun and intersting now.
Yoville is not as precise as myminilife though, if you think of building schemes, myminilife is still so much better and more realistic as it is so much 3-dimentional and you get to observe square feet of your space and the size of stuff you place on the spots plus you are not stuck to being limited with a pure square design, limited rooms, limited houses to own, not to mention the odd unmovable walls and a house with o room pre-set to have a space for bathroom and others. Yes, I am keeping myminilife as it can do more to enhance my creativity skills but i am still keeping my Yoville life !
Soon i think mml will improve on interactivity and Yoville will do the same for what it lacks.
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