Youda Fairy - Becoming A Wizard

 

Dutch developer Youda Games has already offered a few time-management games like Youda Farmer and Youda Sushi Chef. Those games were great examples of a good time-management game.

 

This time in Youda Fairy you are going to play in a magic world but the challenge and fun will be just as real as before.

 

 

You are to be a wizard apprentice to later take his place and do his job.

 

This game is a kind of a training for you to take up a position of a wizard. The training will be carried out by a professional with way too many years of experience.

 

The wizard who was protecting the locat villagers for a thousand years got tired so to say and it is time for him to be retired.

 

You are chosen to replace him in this position. Helping villagers, creating fairies, making your kingdom grow are the requirements for the position. But don't worry, enough tutorial and lots of practice will make you a professional in this business if I can call it so.

 

Creation of fairies is done with the help of lilies, fireflies and a little bit of magic. You create those not just for fun but to send them to the houses of villagers for all kinds of purposes. The fairies are of different colors granting different wishes.

 

There's no such thing as a magic world without evil, so don't think that this one will be an exception.

But don't think that thre isn't going to be any oppresion to what you are doing.

 

An evil witch will compete with you for the control over the kingdom. She has enchanted the animals and they will eat your fireflies. She'll also cast spells on the houses, which you will have to break.

 

The game will be good for the time-management beginners. For more experienced gamers the game may seem boring, though it does grow in challenge as you progress. Some may say that it gets repetative after a while, but what time-management game doesn't?

 

The colors and sounds and music of the game are bright and very fairytale-like creating the whole atmosphere of the game. 

 

 

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