Big Fish Games launches Faunasphere

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Big Fish Games has just announced the launch of Faunasphere. In this browser-based CMO (Casual Multiplayer Online) game, players adopt and care for cute and quirky creatures known as Fauna and collaborate to build and explore beautiful virtual worlds. From the creator and lead designer of Asheron’s Call, Faunasphere engages a broad casual gamer audience through non-violent game play, rich social networking elements, and an immersive storyline. The game is free to play, and features micro-transactions and premium membership to enhance the game play experience. I just adopted cute little kwirk and am exploring the rock garden. Come Join Me! I am Casual_Angel.

About the Game
* Fauna lay eggs as they level up. Eggs can be hatched to create new Fauna or traded between players.

* 12 Fauna breeds to adopt and care for, with an endless array of visual variations to explore. Players can try to breed Fauna for specific traits, or can purchase special items to transform them.

* Players can customize their own corner of the world by designing a Faunasphere to shelter their Fauna. Items to decorate and improve a player’s Faunasphere can be collected via game play, traded between players, or purchased.

* Players advance through the world via unique, non-violent game play. Fauna clean up pollution and complete tasks to earn game currency and level up.

* The game can be played as a no-commitment diversion, but offers deeper involvement for committed players.

I am not sure which I am, but I am completely engrossed in this one. Come see what I mean!

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Dawn has grown up with a passion for games of all sorts, taught mainly by her grandparents and mother, from whom she inherited her competitive spirit. She can often be found in card, board, casino, or game show rooms on several of the popular social gaming sites, where she started, a simple hobby turned into a fascination, and a casual gamer was born.

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