'Pot Farm' follows the standard 'FarmVille' formula. (Though, a warning: as 'Pot Farm's' loading page says, this game is not meant for anyone under 21.) I spent some time playing 'Pot Farm' (for research purposes of course) and it's actually quite a lot of fun - if you think growing digital weed on Facebook is fun, that is. your stash and your snacks will never be safe again.Īs half-baked as these games might sound, you know what, they're not just blowing smoke. Meanwhile 'Pot Farm Raiders' is a game in which you 'harvest crops, go on epic missions and raid your neighbors.' That's right. That is, a Fox News channel has done a piece on the 'controversy' surrounding the game. The developers call 'Pot Farm' a 'friendly woodland growing game, chilled out camping with a bit of gardening on the side.' And though the game launched last year, it appears to have finally, truly, arrived. Never farmed virtual weed before? Not to worry, Uncle Floyd will teach you everything you need to know. (In case you didn't know, the Canadians totally love the cannabis.)Īnd now Downtown has launched 'Pot Farm Raiders,' which basically replaces the menacing mobsters in Zynga's hit game 'Mafia Wars' with a bunch of not-so-menacing stoners. Some dirty, nearly naked hippies.Ĭreated by Downtown Eastside Games - a Canadian company (of course!) - 'Pot Farm' was just named a finalist for Best Social/Casual Game at this year's Canadian Videogame Awards. I'm talking about 'Pot Farm' - a Facebook game that takes everything you love about 'FarmVille' and adds a forest full of marijuana to it. in which case, dude, this is totally her kind of 'FarmVille.' Let's just say this is not your grandmother's 'FarmVille.' Unless, of course, your grandmother was a hippie in the '60s.

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