The more complex the product is to make, the more money it fetches at the market. Personally, I like to use Saturdays to fill the machines with the correct ingredients so that when the next round starts some of the more time consuming items will already be made. Coins are needed to eventually buy the necessary machines as well as to replenish seeds and purchase need crops, but I find more than enough coins are awarded for completely orders to cover these costs. Saturdays are market days where Sara can harvest or create whatever items she wishes during the allotted time and sell them for coins. There’s also a little trophy room to keep track of specific achievements, acting as another incentive to replay completed levels.īesides filling orders throughout the week, Sara gets to have a little fun on the weekends. The frenzied clicking gets addictive quickly and it’s the kind of game you’ll actually want to replay in an attempt to increase high scores. The stages flow very nicely, gradually preparing the player for the impending increasing difficulty. Expert mode moves extremely fast even in the earlier levels, so I would recommend completely the casual mode before moving on. Casual progresses with smaller orders and longer time limits, while expert conversely includes larger orders and smaller time limits. Two different modes of play exist, casual and expert. As the levels wear on it can be frustrating to complete an order, but there’s so much room for experimentation that it doesn’t quickly become frustrating if one has to try again. Other variables such as crop maintenance need immediate attention, so previous tasks sometimes need to be eschewed in favor of making sure plants don’t die. Since machines take time to make products and crops take time to grow, the entire level can’t be clicked out in advance. For items that need to be made by machines, it’s quicker to add items to these machines first and then collect any raw ingredients from the invoice last. The objective is to click on available items in an efficient order to meet the required demands before time runs out.
She will then remain motionless until something else is clicked. When the player clicks on a banana, for example, Sara goes and picks a banana. Fruit rolls are made by a machine that requires oranges and sugarcane. Peacock feathers come from the peacocks who must be fed specific and ever-changing types of food.
Complexity continues to increase, one of the most involved items being the gift basket which requires fruit rolls, pineapples, and peacock feathers. Sugar cane can be harvested directly, but coconuts must come from the monkeys who need bananas, and the milk comes from the goats who must eat flowers.
For coconut pies, she needs coconuts, milk, and sugar cane. For example, to get coconuts, she must take an appropriate amount of bananas to the monkey in the tree. No longer can Sara only harvest crops and take them to the barn, she must now use machines and other objects to manipulate the raw ingredients. Over the course of the game, the locals become more demanding and Sara slowly gains the necessary equipment to fulfill more time consuming requests. Sara starts out filling simple orders for the islanders, such as a few flowers or pomegranates, which can be picked directly from the ground. Items taken to the barn are counted towards the quota given in each stage. Once the crops grow, Sara can pick them and take them to the barn. Crops take a little time to grow, and require maintenance such as watering and pest control. Sara uses the available land to plant several different types of crops, the number of which increases over the course of the game. Various inhabitants of the island request items from Sara’s ranch, beginning with the simple harvesting of fruit and progressing to complex combinations of ingredients. The player controls a character named Sara, who is working on a farm/ranch in a tropical island setting. It’s important to queue up as many actions as possible so that there isn’t a lot of “dead time” where the character is doing nothing. Figuring out the most efficient way to carry out these actions is the real challenge. Tasks are performed by clicking on the appropriate item, and many tasks can be queued by clicking on items in the correct order. Ranch Rush 2 is a frantic time management game where the player must perform specific tasks in a set period of time.
I don’t remember exactly how I stumbled across this game, but I’m glad I did. Developer: Aliasworlds Entertainment / FreshGames
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