Games like The Simpsons™: Tapped Out

Family Guy The Quest for Stuff is a free simulation game with hilarious content and a sandbox building sim, where you build a city and collect heroes from the show. However, the game has its drawbacks such as lots of grinding, too much advertisement, and bugs that can affect gameplay. Overall, the game's awesome mechanics and phenomenal graphics make it an enjoyable experience for Family Guy fans.

Disney Magic Kingdoms is a simulation game that allows players to create their own magical Disney park, filled with beloved characters and attractions. With an intriguing story, good gameplay, masterful visuals, and good music, it provides an enjoyable experience. However, the game is very grinding, contains frequent ads, and has several bugs, which can be frustrating for players. Overall, it's a fun and immersive game for Disney fans, but it has some issues that need to be addressed.

"Snoopy's Town Tale CityBuilder" is a single-player simulation game that lets you build a town with the Peanuts Gang. The game boasts a wonderful story, stellar gameplay, and compelling visuals, accompanied by a good soundtrack. However, it is very grinding and can be quite buggy, which may detract from the overall experience.

Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is a strategy game that offers a good plot, humor, and outstanding visuals from the beloved TV show. While it has engaging gameplay and is full of references that fans will enjoy, it is very grindy, features intrusive ads, and has several bugs. In this game, you can build, battle, and experience a new space story in the Futurama universe.

"Dorfleben Küste" is a Simulation game that offers a marvelous story with splendid graphics and a good soundtrack. While it is hilarious and has 200 products with unlimited space in the barn, the game is riddled with bugs and requires lots of grinding with frequent ads. Overall, it's a game best played with family, but be aware of its shortcomings.

"My Little Pony: Magic Princess" is an official simulation game featuring Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash, and other beloved ponies. The game boasts an intriguing story, sensational visuals, and masterful music, but is weighed down by excessive grinding and advertisements, as well as frequent bugs. Despite these flaws, the game can be very funny and entertaining. Overall, it offers a unique adventure for fans of the franchise.

Goosebumps Horror Town is a simulation game featuring the monsters from the popular book series. Its splendid story, awesome game mechanics, and fantastic visuals are hindered by frequent ads and grinding. Despite some bugs and quirks, fans of the series will enjoy the hilarious take on the classic Goosebumps tales. In this game, you must balance maintaining a normal town with the chaos caused by your favorite Goosebumps monsters.

"DragonVale: Hatch Dragon Eggs" is a simulation game that allows players to collect, hatch, and breed dragon eggs, while building and customizing their own dragon islands. The game boasts good gameplay, excellent visuals, and fabulous music, but can be very grinding with frequent advertisements and bugs. In this dragon simulator, grow and collect various dragons to expand and build your very own DragonVale.

"Horse Haven World Adventures" is a Simulation game that allows you to build and manage your own dream ranch while collecting and racing horses. With its intriguing story and sensational game mechanics, players are immersed in a world of exceptional graphics and engaging gameplay. However, the game can be very grinding and contains annoying ads, and some players may find it to be buggy. The game's description promises the opportunity to raise and race dozens of horses around the world.

FarmVille 2: Country Escape is a business strategy game that can be played single-player or in co-op mode on mobile and desktop devices. It offers Checkers gameplay, humor, and a wholesome story, but can be very grinding and is plagued by bugs. While it can be played offline, the game does contain ads that may disturb the player. According to The New York Times, it received a positive reception upon its release in 2014.