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Bumper Crop is a pseudo realistic farming game on Facebook. One of the concepts in the game (and reality) is nature restoration. Nature restoration is the pr...
Bumper Crop is a pseudo realistic farming game on Facebook. One of the concepts in the game (and reality) is the edge effect. Permaculture is an approach to ...
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A Shy Guywaves in a small red pickup truck backing up to the area, then the camera zooms out to show the garden, and the minigame begins.
In this minigame, the players need to go into a small garden to pick vegetablesthat are separated in three areas (one for carrots, one for turnips, and one for potatoes) and put them in the small trucks. They need to put in two of each vegetable. Team players cannot throw vegetables into their truck if their Shy Guy is holding up an "X" sign. Which...
The winning team's truck drives away as the teams do their respective winning and losing animations.
Rules – "Work with your partner to load 3 kinds of vegetables into the truck. You must load 2 of each one."Advice – "You can't toss while Shy Guy is holding up the "X" sign. Also, some veggies have no roots."Bumper Crop takes farm games to a new level! Use strategy with this realistic simulation game - like Farm Ville meets Sim City! Build a healthy ecosystem and...
In the Provisions screen, there's a tab with a bag icon next to the inventory boxes, but no other tabs under it. Maybe there was a Supplies tab (torches, shovels, keys) and a Provisions tab (food, medicines...or whatever). If that's true, maybe they just forgot to modify this event when they combined them. Reply.
Bumper Crop Bump is one of the Mini-Games available in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. One to four players choose from characters Kirby, Waddle Dee, Adeleine, or King Dedede and attempt to catch more falling crop from the trees than their opponents by any means necessary.
Bumper Crop is a 2-vs-2 minigame in Mario Party 7. The minigame takes place in a round garden enclosed by short logs sticking from the ground. The garden is separated into three areas: one for carrots, one for turnips, and one for potatoes, each marked by a sign that shows where each type of...
