It’s a chance game you can play for $200 (in-game money, of course). Unfortunately, there is only one game to play to earn extra money…or not. It adds to the fun of finding cats with certain qualities that match up with the breed you’re trying to produce. While the real, standard cat breeds are in this game, you also can submit your own breeds with it’s own standards on body type, shape, coat color, and so on. One thing I like about this game is the ability to create your own breeds. It’s very realistic, but not for the casual player that might not be able to log in for several days or more. Pure Felinity allows you to raise and breed your own cats, place them in shows, and even create your own breed! It requires a lot of interaction, from feeding to grooming to making sure each of your cats are completely healthy. I’ve only just started this game, so I haven’t gotten a chance to breed a dragon yet…Check back in the future for updates! #7 Pure Felinity Most of the games are based on luck and chance, but at least some of them let you continue to earn in-game credits, even if you lose. You have a world to explore, and games to play. #6 Dragon Stableĭragon Stable seems to work a lot like Neopets, but you can actually breed the dragons you own. And you need to spend much more if you wish to breed two creatures of different species. Breeding is a rather difficult thing to accomplish in this game, as it seems that you need to spend a lot of in-game money (much more than you start out with) to get “breeding coins”, which are required to produce a baby. One feature I find unique is that you can “marry” your pets, either two of your own, or yours and another player’s. You have a “Human avatar” that you can buy and collect clothing and other accessories to dress them up in, and you explore the world to fight other creatures. First off, unlike most other breeding games, this one is more battle and collection-oriented than breeding-oriented. While it was a little confusing the first time I played, I’m getting a pretty good grip on how it’s played. Actually, that might be a good thing, lest I find myself playing them all day! #5 AywasĪywas is one of the more unique breeding pet games. It’s too bad you can only earn money through three plays a day. The games are rather unique as well, using flash-based games instead of browser-based ones. (*Note: On July 13TH, 2011, a new “Inbreeding Checker” feature was added, allowing you to check a pet you wish to purchase for inbreeding.) But I guess that’s good if you forget to looking out for that. While that’s a great thing to include in this game, I found it to be somewhat frustrating when I spend large amounts of in-game currency on a wide selection of cats, only to find that all but two could be bred*. You can have your own pride of big cats, from lions, tigers, and lynxes, and mix and match them to your heart’s content! One thing I notice about this game, though, is that it actually Prevents you from “inbreeding” your pets. #4 Pocket PumasĪs with the above sites, Pocket Pumas allows you to breed virtual pets with a variety of unique and fantasy-like markings and “mutations” (called “evolutions” in this game.). I actually find the games easier and more casual to play, though you have a pretty low limit as to how much you can get per day. The Dragon Empire runs much like Wajas and Khimeros, only with dragons. Personally, I’m a big fan of Mahjong! #3 The Dragon Empire The games to play to earn money and items are more unique than other games on this list. So you can easily have a creature with the front half of a wolf, and the back half of an owl…-like thing. The main difference pet-wise is that instead of having purely wolf and dog-based pets, you breed pets based on a variety of animals. Khimeros works almost exactly like Wajas. The variety of markings and “mutations” (such as wings, horns, and feathers) make each pet you breed a unique and distinguishable creature! #2 Khimeros After getting a waja, you can explore caves, play minigames, and find fun accessories to add to your creature. Here is a list of some of the games I’ve found and played, as well as some commentary on what I’ve found in them! #1 Wajas I especially love games where you can “breed” the pets you have, creating interesting lineages, and in some cases, inspiring creatures with unique patterns. One of my favorite “Sim”-type games are virtual pet games.
0 kommentar(er)
