To close out tonight’s update, we have the reviews on not one, but two different themes from tonight’s Market update! We will start out with the new Spring theme, where some lovely items from last year have resurfaced.
First up is the Chick-n-Egg, an old item that was a big, smash hit when it was released last year. It is a non-collectible Animal Decoration, very similar to the Birds that you can find on the perches except it does not have a “Hatch” option to crack it open. If you watch it long enough, a gigantic duckling will emerge from the egg and hop around before going back into hiding. It costs 14 FV Cash, which is way too expensive for this small Decoration; we think 8 FV Cash is more reasonable. It will give you only 170 EXP if you purchase it.
Now here is a similar item under the same theme. Right here we have a basket filled with goodies ranging from flowers to what looks like fake grass, where a bunny occasionally pops up from the depths of the basket itself. The name of this one is Peeky Bunny, and it costs 9 FV Cash, good for 150 EXP. Ouch! What’s with the light EXP totals lately? This one is cute but once again too expensive; this should clock in at 5 FV Cash, tops.
Now here are two more items from the Spring theme, with the Egg Fence wrapping around the Flower Egg Basket. The Egg Fence is really cute, working well as your standard white fencing that is graced by the presence of many colored eggs along the base of the fencing. The Flower Egg Basket, on the other hand, looks entirely too large. The pixels almost look stretched out, don’t they? We like the color arrangements, so you can’t really go wrong for the price. The Egg Fence costs 700 Coins, while the Flower Egg Basket clocks in at 10,000 Coins.
And lastly, we have a couple of new English Countryside items to divulge with you. On the left side, you will see the expensive archway that has a large bench under the threshold. This is dubbed the Garden Trellis Bench, and it costs 150,000 Coins. We love the lantern hanging above the bench on this one. As for the piece on the right, that is the affordable Bluebells Knoll, inspired by the popular English Countryside Bluebells Crop. 10,000 Coins is the toll of admission for this one. We highly recommend both of these items!
That wraps up tonight’s update! We’ll have more exciting content tomorrow!
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