Pet Society
Pet Society is an internet social game developed by Playfish. The game, which is launched within Facebook, has been ranked as one of the most popular Facebook applications.New players custom design their pets, choosing genders, names, colours, and features (such as; ears, nose, mouth etc.)
There are a variety of activities with which the user can interact with the pet, including washing, brushing, petting and feeding the pet. There are also activities whereby pets can interact with the pets of those in the "friends" network. A pet can visit the pets of their friends and perform the same activities to these pets (washing, grooming, feeding, etc.). A pet can visit other pets as many times per day as it is inclined. Pets will receive coins on the first visit to each friend of the day and Paw Points on this and each subsequent visit. Ways to earn coins in Pet Society include the Daily Lottery, visiting friends, winning awards, cleaning or playing with pets, winning hurdle races or betting on the outcome of hurdle races. Ways to earn Paw Points are varied and include visiting friends, buying items and using the stadium.
Lucky Train
You start the game with 5 houses around your train station and need to earn money to upgrade your trains, houses or buy new houses. To do so you need trains and passengers. Passengers are generated by the various buildings and they spend a fixed fee (depending on building and people genereated in that building) when getting on the train. In order to get people on the train, you need to click on the building, if it shows that there are people waiting in it, in order to send them to the train station where they wait for the next train.
CSI Crime City
CSI: Crime City is the eleventh video game adaption of the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation television series, developed for Facebook by area/code and published by Ubisoft. It's the third CSI game released during 2010, along with CSI: Fatal Conspiracy and CSI: Unsolved. As of Case Set 11, 56 cases has been revealed.
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