You pat yourself on the back for being so smart, and then hit Next Level to chase your run.Īt the moment I'm trying to remove Flowers from the play area by matching adjacent Cropsies, much like you do with the Liquorice squares in Candy Crush. One minute things are looking grim, the next you fluke a few good moves and finish spectacularly. I imagine it's similar to the kind of rush gambling addicts experience. I'm now a few days into the game and I can confirm that, yes, Farm Heroes Saga is pretty much a re-skin of Candy Crush Saga.Ĭonsequently, I've been unable to tear myself away from it at times. This is all fine, and works well enough, but at the moment nothing is getting me too excited. You're given a score out of three based on how well you did, and can compare totals against your pals.
Match these icons and you'll be awarded extra Cropsies as a bonus. Some Cropsies have a '+' symbol next to them, as well as a number. Jumping into the first stages, you're presented a tiled board filled with Cropsies - icons representing fruit and vegetables, plus the sun - and you then proceed to match three or more of them in a horizontal or vertical row to remove them from play.ĭoing so adds to a running tally of Cropsies, and if you reach the required number you win the level, entering something called Hero mode, which is an opportunity for you to nab bonus points by matching yet more Cropsies. The game prompts you to log in via Facebook so that you can see the scores of your friends, and you begin on a world map at the start of a long path of levels, which you'll no doubt work your way through en route to completing the game.
Is that the case? Has King cloned its own game? Or does it iterate on the basic formula established by Bejeweled to provide a new take on a classic?Īt the moment, Farm Heroes Saga sticks very closely to the Candy Crush Saga style of play. Farm Heroes Saga comes hot on the heels of King's social casual-puzzler Papa Pear Saga - a game that took the basic structure of Peggle and applied its own free-to-play twist.īut from what I've seen so far of Farm Heroes Saga, it looks a lot like the company's gone back to the well and is lifting a lot of its ideas from its runaway success story: match-three puzzler Candy Crush Saga.
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