Dungeons and Dragons: Tiny Adventures
Hopefully this wont be plagued by all the problems in Mafia Wars. Also there is less to do in this game so it wont become half as addictive.
Why are all these games time limited in such a way that you always have to check back on it?
Upsen.
Edit at 9:30am - Reading deeper, the game doesn't let you keep the character - it automatically retires after 11 levels, and you get to give ONE of your items to your next generation character created. So much for sense of progression and accomplishment.
Also you can't give any of the cool stuff you find to your friends, even if you can't use it. You have to sell it to the npc store for 10% of the actual value. WTF.
I've already stopped playing it.
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