Flight Rising is a game where players control a Lair full of dragons. One of things you can do with your dragons is dress them up in interesting outfits. I decided to put the Silver Steampunk outfit on one of my Pearlcatcher dragons.
All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Kitchen Scramble is a time-management game where you play a character that runs a food truck. Every level requires players to make and serve specific foods to customers. In Mozzaroma, the customers want Italian foods.
Mozzaroma is the third town in the Kitchen Scramble game. I like to try and get three stars on every level.
Jeeves and Sapphire are two rare cats that always appear together. The way to attract rare cats is to put things that they like into your yard/home. According to the Neko Atsume Wiki, Jeeves is Sapphire’s valet.
They like two items: the Tower of Treats, and the Fairy Tale Parasol. I’ve only seen them under the Fairy Tale Parasol. If they someday decide to stand on the Tower of Treats, I will update this blog post.
Kitchen Scramble is a time-management game that started out on a website, then got sold to a different gaming company, and reemerged as an app. I have a tendency to play this game a lot for a while, and then drop it and move on to something else.
There is something about video games with digital food that I find fun. Maybe it’s because I’ve got a ton of food allergies, and in-game food is safe to play around with.
The second town in the game is called Waffleton. It requires players to make breakfast foods for customers, including plenty of waffles.
Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is an app that was designed to be a mini-version of the Animal Crossing game. Both are made by Nintendo. I started playing Animal Crossing Pocket camp after a friend told me about it.
I’ve never played any of the other Animal Crossing games because those require consoles that I do not have. Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is supports iOS (and Android). I started playing it on my iPad, but later decided to play it on my phone instead.
It’s been a while since I played a Tavern Brawl in Hearthstone. I find it fun to figure out how to solve the “puzzle” that each, unique, Tavern Brawl presents. There must be some way to win!
Players who win one match in the Ragnaros’ Fire Festival Tavern Brawl earn one free Classic Card Pack. This Tavern Brawl is also being referred to as The Midsummer Fire Festival Tavern Brawl. It will end on June 30, 2018.
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Every month, Hearthstone players have an opportunity to earn a new card back for their collection. My best guess is that the majority of players are much more interested in racing to the top of the ladder than whatever the current card back is.
Not me. The only reason I participate in Ranked Play is to earn the card back. In this blog, I share what I learned about how to earn the card back every month without getting frustrated and no matter what cards you have or your skill level.
Hearthstone had a Year of the Raven Celebration shortly before the Year of the Mammoth ended. The upcoming new expansion is called The Witchwood.
For a limited time (March 26, 2018 – April 9 – 2018) players received a free Card Pack every time they completed a Daily Quest in Hearthstone. This motivated me to work on Daily Quests.
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The best thing about Hearthstone, in my opinion, is the wonderful artwork that is on the cards. I play Hearthstone very casually, and tend to forget when I’ve received a free pack of Hearthstone cards.
Just for fun, I decided to open up the 16 card packs that I’d accumulated all in a row. The result was a short, yet interesting, Twitch video.
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The 2018 Valentine’s Day celebration in Pokémon GO was minimalistic. It featured a newly introduced Pokémon called Luvdisc. This one is pink and shaped like a heart, so it made sense to include it in a Valentine’s Day event.
