by Rhyno

Created on: June 04, 2008   Last Updated: November 25, 2011

Gameplay: 5 out of 5. If you like hardcore clicking games you'll love this one. A greatly addictive combination of tower strategy games and popular clicking games. The levels become challenging fairly quickly and there are constantly new upgrades, bonuses, and enemies to deal with so, it never grows boring. Money Tree is a game you could play for hours without becoming bored because it keeps you thinking (and clicking). The tips and hints are very well done and you know exactly what to do right off the bat. The option to go back to easier levels to get money is a great bonus and this non-violent game also promotes a healthy environment.

A couple parts of this great game seemed a little pointless. I didn't really understand the relevance of buying a park bench or a gazebo, it just seemed like a waste of money. I also did not understand the love plot parts of the game, however, this was not really an issue for me since you can just ignore it and click through without reading any of it. Again, I give this game a rating of 5/5. It is definitely worth the price to get the full version of the game.

Graphics: This game is animated better than most free online games and has very smooth surfaces and clear outlines. The animation is very appropriate for this game as it is easy to see and distinguish what you need to click. The animations are bright and fun, but watch out for those cute little caterpillars! Well done overall.

Sound: Soft elevator-type music as expected with this type of game blends into the background and does not draw attention from the game. It also includes some interesting clicks, pops, reminders, and warnings. I enjoyed the sound-effects but the music was forgettable.

Creativity and Innovation: A very interesting and addicting blend of some popular game types. It includes some very creative upgrades and bonuses. This game is very imaginative overall and it is kind of neat to actually see money growing on trees. This game was so creative I was actually anxious to see what kind of new upgrades would become available and what new difficulties would arise.

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