What game should I switch to?

I lost one of my very best friends in an accidental deletion.
Of course, there is no way to get her back.
Many other friends no longer play much or at all.

If this was the last straw for me, which game should I start playing?
I'm not that hot on another G.I. game, unless highly recommended.

This game had so much potential.

It's not a GI game, but Happy Street on the iPad has me assamedly addicted. It's just too friggin cute. If you get it, you can add me in game center. My username is heremeow. You'll have to do a hard reset for new friends to show up. Another one I like is Dragonvale but you can only play it for like 2 minutes before you wait for a dragon to hatch. I'm curious what other games people like.

Awesome. Thanks for the input. I'll check them out and add you if I play.

There is a game called Gardens of Time by Playdom Inc. it has the same hidden object premise and quests so you can build a garden..... I have to admit that it's not as engrossing as MM but it is connected to game center and it will help u get over your withdrawal shakes from not playing MM. I admit I don't know all the in's and out's of the game or exactly how to play as I have spent all my time on MM... hope this helps!!

Gardens of time is booooring. I deleted it when I found mystery manor. You have a max of 30 energy which allows you to explore scenes 3 times. No matter how high you level up, all you have is 30 energy. It is much more fun to play the big fish games.

Nynaeve wrote:It is much more fun to play the big fish games.

I agree, Big Fish has tons of hidden object games with fantastic stories.

If you're located in the United States, they've got this new game service - Big Fish Unlimited. It's $8 a month and you can play hundreds of games on your iPad and PC. The games are streaming, so you can switch seamlessly between PC and iPad and back again - your progress is saved regardless of where you play.

More about it here: http://www.bigfishgames.com/blog/big-fish-unlimited-launch-announcement/

pianofingers wrote:

Nynaeve wrote:It is much more fun to play the big fish games.

I agree, Big Fish has tons of hidden object games with fantastic stories.

If you're located in the United States, they've got this new game service - Big Fish Unlimited. It's $8 a month and you can play hundreds of games on your iPad and PC. The games are streaming, so you can switch seamlessly between PC and iPad and back again - your progress is saved regardless of where you play.

More about it here: http://www.bigfishgames.com/blog/big-fish-unlimited-launch-announcement/

I was a huge Big Fish Game fan before I got sucked into GI hell. I stopped my monthly subscription because it didn't apply to iPad games. If this has changed, I may go back to my first love. Thanks for the update, Piano.

Wow...I wonder if that applies in Canada too. I usually dl the games and play them to the point you have to buy them and then move to another. Must have a dozen or so. Thanks!

If it's about building, caring and hatching - I like my smurf's village and especially my Pocket Frogs. They got more attention in the last weeks as well