Smurfs' Village follow-up Snoopy’s Street Fair arrives on iPhone and iPad

Costs less than peanuts

| Nov 18, 2011

Beeline Interactive, Capcom’s first-party iOS developer responsible for the iOS phenomenon Smurf’s Village*, has unleashed its latest licensed freemium behemoth onto the App Store.

Snoopy’s Street Fair tasks you with helping out the Peanuts gang (up to 21 characters) from the comic strip by waiting a set amount of time for things to build and spending cash to speed up construction.

There’s also a range of Snoopy-themed mini-games to play away from the street fair itself, as well as quotes from the animated show and amusing actions you can get Snoopy himself to do by tapping on things like piles of leaves.

Snoopy’s Street Fair is out now on the App Store, and we wouldn’t bet against it appearing in the top-grossing chart soon if Beeline’s track record is anything to go by.

^{* In fact, Smurfs' Village predates the launch of Beeline, but it's since been brought under the casual spin-off label.}

Will Wilson

Will's obsession with gaming started off with sketching Laser Squad levels on pads of paper, but recently grew into violently shouting "Tango Down!" at random strangers on the street. He now directs that positive energy into his writing (due in no small part to a binding court order).

Next Up :
Mystery of Woolley Mountain is a quirky new point-and-click puzzle for iOS