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    Per Landin
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    Per Landin
    Published
    3/8/19

    Our Marketplace Picks: February 2019

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    ‘Shopping Time!’ lets me live out my wildest consumerist dreams in digital form. I can leave my superego behind and shop, shop, shop to my heart's content and not feel an ounce of guilt about having my happiness revolve around material objects. In the city of Mineopolis, the only rule is 'Survive and thrive', which roughly translated into Minecraft-ese is: convert everything to Emeralds, and then buy all the cars, pets and designer purses you can stomach! As former mayor Richie would say, 'Remember to always stay rich'!

    Oskar

    Hay! I'll plow right through this review quickly. The dill is this: this map is an udder farming masterpiece, barn none! Go from barely surviving wheat to wheat to having entire fields of wheat, carrots and potatoes! You'll forget to carrot all about big city life. There's not mushroom left to continue with these amaizing puns. I found my inner peas with this swheat map.

    Farming.

    It's about farming.

    Moesh

    I'm a guy that enjoys a nice survival spawn as much as anyone else. For me, elegance goes a long way, and if you match that with a sense of atmosphere, it's a home run. Here we have a great theme, the ancient city of Babylon, with its massive architectural wonders, adorned with colourful foliage that works with the entry point of a survival spawn.

    You get the feeling that you're visiting an abandoned civilization's remnants, from where you will construct your home from. The extra mile with the different areas makes it more of a world than just an exhibit – there's a gigantic statue in a garden that covers the living quarters from the view of the city, where there are simple but neat houses scattered around small walkways decorated by miniature trees.

    If it sounds like I'm trying to sell you a timeshare of a Minecraft estate, I can only say 'I wish'!

    Oskar

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