Ranch Rush 2

Ranch Rush 2 (2010)

by Aliasworlds Entertainment, FreshGames
Genres:Strategy, Real Time Strategy (RTS)
Themes:Action, Kids
Game modes:Single player
Story:Now you can have a farm in your pocket anytime you’d like! The highly anticipated Ranch Rush 2 for iPhone is now available for endless hours of farming delight. The whole family will enjoy the next chapter in Sara’s entrepreneurial adventures. That’s right, Sara is back in a brand-new exotic farming adventure! Along with her new friend, Coco, Sara embarks on a new tropical adventure. Will spunky ingenuity be enough to help Sara successfully launch her new tropical farming division, or will she be defeated by a diabolical menace? Challenges wait at every turn as you help Sara continue to grow her empire. An exciting, new fishing mini-game adds to this amazing new adventure.Show more
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