5/26/2023 0 Comments Tinierme selfy town![]() Was wondering if anyone here played this too. I've never felt that comfort and sense of community online ever again. I guess the site just attracted the same kind of people. But I have no idea how it was so nice and calm and unlike modern twitter and such websites. Japanese TinierMe - Selfy Town Tutorial 1,490 views 10 Dislike Share Save GoldenHOPE 72 subscribers Sorry its a bit fast i wanted the video shorter xD Song mash-up is not mine it. I think I liked that anonymous social media style a lot. It was mostly anonymous too (I had two friends from school whi would also play and we'd meet up in the game sometimes ). We even used to make diary entries and our friends could read and comment on them. Or just making new friends in Selfy Town. And I loved dressing up my Selfy ( the avatar). Every one was so genuinely nice, almost no creeps. Somehow it had the best online community I've ever found. I remember making petitions to get them to stay open. When the English site closed down it was one of the saddest days for me. If you’re already playing TinierMe, then there’s really no reason at all not to play TinierCafé.Back in 7th grade I would spend so much time playing Tinier Me online. It’s simple but very streamlined and more accessible than older games that, by now, have been expanded several times over. If you’ve never played a café game, though, TinierCafé is really not a bad one. If you’re already playing one regularly, there’s not anything in TinierCafé that’s likely to entice you into switching. Whether or not TinierCafé is likely to interest you is very likely to depend on how much time you’ve already spent with café games on Facebook. TinierMe definitely has the feel of a virtual world for a younger audience steeped in Japanese culture and simply might not be interesting to everyone who’d otherwise happily play a cheerful-looking café game on Facebook. Unfortunately, since TinierCafé uses the Selfy avatars, you can’t actually customize them without joining TinierMe and doing the customizations in the virtual world. Because TinierCafé uses the Selfy avatars, there’s a level of detail possible with them that few other café games can match. TinierCafé‘s integration with TinierMe is really the best and worst aspect of the game. In short, TinierCafé simplifies a lot of the more frantic time management aspects of the average café game. Likewise, customers seem very patient about waiting for new tables to open up if they arrive and your café is full. Food doesn’t go bad if you neglect to serve it right away and there doesn’t seem to be any sort of individual mastery system for dishes you serve. Some game mechanics that appear in most café games appear to be entirely missing. Most of the other features in TinierCafé are entirely standard for the genre, such as inviting friends to work in your restaurants. ![]() As players progress in the game, they’ll eventually be able to open new restaurants in other cities. This gives you access to special regional recipes and décor that you can only use in that restaurant. When you begin the game, you take the unusual step of selecting which city you want to open your restaurant in. The icons for food, characters, and décor are much bigger and more detailed in TinierCafé, which makes the game more vibrant and colorful. Playing TinierCafé is almost exactly like playing an earlier café game like Zynga’s Café World, but simplified and with more attractive graphics. The game seems indicated both to help draw new users to TinierMe and perhaps as a game to occupy already-registered TinierMe users, since the game also shares TinierMe‘s cash-based virtual currency. TinierCafé uses a shared TinierMe account system and uses the virtual world’s distinctive avatars, the anime-style Selfys. Though it appears to simply be a game that’s a little late to the café game rush, it’s actually a spinoff of a virtual world available on Facebook called TinierMe. TinierCafé is a simple but very attractive restaurant sim that is something of a Trojan Horse. TinierCafé looks great, but might be more trouble than it’s worth
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