I don’t know about you, but I sure as heck have yet to hear about the title known as Farm Frenzy, and surprisingly enough it has already entered into the third iteration of the franchise thanks to the efforts of Alawar Entertainment, who have brought this title to the PC platform. Farm Frenzy 3 will feature expanded gameplay and a delightful new central character, and it is tipped that the arcade business sim is set to exceed the expectations of Farm Frenzy fans worldwide. The original title was released in November a couple of years ago, and over the past 24 months, Farm Frenzy managed to top the charts of Real Networks, MSN Games, BigFish Games, Pogo, iWin and other portals. In addition, Farm Frenzy 2 ended uip to be even more popular, and the entire Farm Frenzy series has already been translated into over a dozen languages while ported to multiple platforms.

In Farm Frenzy 3, Scarlett travels to Africa, South America and other exotic locations to manage five different farms and try her hand at penguin breeding and jewelry making. Her goal is to become the president of the farmers union by earning the votes of the people she helps. This task will be easier than before thanks to improved gameplay. Players can breed birds instead of buying them, for example, and dress the bears they catch in silly outfits and sell them for more money. Players will be also challenged to beat 90 levels, tend to 15 animals (including walruses and llamas) and purchase more upgrades than in previous Farm Frenzy games. What’s more, as players grow crops, feed animals, collect produce and manufacture goods, they’ll be treated to some of the zaniest animation to ever grace a casual game!

Interested? You can always download a free trial here, and something tells me that casual games are the ones which are strangely engrossing, although I have no idea why. Perhaps it is the clarion call of “just one more levelâ€� that keeps us going…

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