There are some games which represent the pinnacle of artistic creativity, combining aesthetic beauty with the power of interactivity to create experiences that emotionally resonate with a person in a way that music or movies just cannot do. Anyway, Pixowl just soft-launched Garfield: Survival of the Fattest, where someone thought, let’s lather on a spoonful of relevant cultural institution Garfield onto layers of Farmville. It’s a natural fit: when reading Garfield comics, I desire to create a food camp empire with optional in-app purchases to enhance my progress. I really think that fits in with the ethos of the series, a perfect melted finish for this savory dish.
You’ll be assembling the ingredients for a perfect wilderness food camp, with over 30 food items, over a dozen characters, and hundreds of quests. But all those seasonings shouldn’t overtake the flavor of this hot Garfield free-to-play simulation dish. This one’s still cooking in the oven, as it’s out now in Canada, and a few other countries. But it’s smelling just about ready, as as I hear this one should be ready to come out of the pan and release worldwide soon, just hopefully not on a Monday. I believe that Garfield is not a fan of Mondays. But he should be a fan of what Jim Davis says is “the most vast, wonderfully casual, immersive experience players will ever encounter in a Garfield game to date."
