There are a lot of special social games on sites like Facebook and MySpace. I’ve seen a dozen of them in the previous few months blow up and frankly I didn’t get it at first. I saw people playing very straightforward, albeit free, games and although they looked interesting enough, they actually weren’t all that engaging in view of what they were.

But, then I started playing Café World. Don’t ask me why it was Café World. It may well have been any of them probably. They’re all the same generally, and in that they are exceedingly addictive. But, it was Café World and now two months later I’m a bit of an enthusiast – I love this game.

So, when I heard there was a guide coming out for it that would facilitate to speed things along, I was first in line to read it. I wanted to know precisely what it was that this Café World guide might offer that I couldn’t figure out on my own.

Turns out, it was quite a bit. As of the two month mark, I was roughly 25 levels into the game. I would play around 3-4 days a week, and the last day would seldom count because I would ordinarily let all my food spoil in the interim while I took the weekend off.

The Café World guide, though, showed me exactly how to outline and master the process of what to cook, when to cook it and how to set up the café before I logged off each night. Turns out you can actually get quite a fair profit while not even logged in – for days on end if you fancy.

I couldn’t possibly touch on all the cool things that this guide does right, but here’s the bottom line – Café World is a demanding game without some direction. There are dozens of dishes, possible combinations and ways for you to mess up with.

With this Café World guide, I was able to set up the perfect mixture of tactics. I’m now at level 45 and have way more cash than I’ll ever need – and I’m having more fun than ever. That’s what a first-rate guide ought to do.

Check it out: Cafe World Domination

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