You can teach animals to curse... 'nuff said.
That could conclude my review,
but doesn't explain my score.
The graphics are terrible,
controls aren't that great,
audio is horrible.
Still doesn't explain my score.
The game is HUGE though,
you have one tiny little village.
But thousands of pieces of furniture to gather,
a code-trading system (making it an almost-online-experience), lots of things to catch - collect and unlock. And a boatload of NES classics to play within this game.
Furthermore - it is real-time. It has great & funny dialogue, plus you can dig up a complete T-Rex.
It is recommended not to play for more than 15 minutes each day, but it is just a great game to visit at times. The cast of characters is constantly changing, and therefore very diverse. The amount of things you can actually do seems large at first, but becomes limited after a short amount of time.
A nice game - although it's flaws are very apparent.
But if you ever wanted to let go of your inner decorator without having to remodel your own house, this is your chance.