I haven’t lately open-up my account in Neopets so I had an encounter with this new time killer my brother had introduced me…

moshimoshi You just have to click for the image to get to their main page. The monsters here are way cuter than Neopets’. I will still try to visit both of my accounts though. The game in the Monstro-City called En-Gen is very enjoying. I played it for more than hours! I hope my I.Q. will increase after playing their witty puzzles and playing the best time-killer En-Gen puzzle game. The mechanics of the game is to connect four blocks of the same color to generate the power needed. The wattage serves as the timer of the game which decreases from time to time because of consumption. Having connected four blocks would also generate wattage that could replace the diminished wattage in the timer. There are also “levels” in the game which serves as challenge. Leveling up means having your timer sped up. If the wattage bar got empty your game will be considered over… My high score so far is 50000+ megawatts (level 17) — in Medium preference.

Interested or what? Hahaha, I’m not forcing you to adopt one if ever you get the chance to read this(very slight probability) well it’s your choice… If you don’t have any hobbies then please try and don’t forget to add me as your friend! Hahaha… my name in moshimonsters is kitaro[You’re right if you’re thinking about spooky kitaro]

MoshiMonsters is much more interactive than Neopets. Eventhough it is interactive, I bet this game is not for kids because it is a battle of wits just to gain Rox[considered as the currency] by answering daily puzzle that would absolutely tease your senses. As a positive outcome, it might help you improve your speed in comprehension. So it really is not just playing for the sake of having the CUTE monster. Every owner/ parent as they say is held liable for the monster so you are obliged to feed it… pamper it and love it. If you are not ready to do this every time in the net, then you’re better not having one. You see, this game also aims to teach the importance of responsibilities.

Better read what’s it all about in the site ^^

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