In the modern age, games are available across lots of different platforms, you can play on your computer, tablet or smartphone. But swapping between these devices creates changes in the games, for lots of different reasons and we will try to breakdown some of these reasons for you, and take a look at some of the differences.

One of the biggest changes you get when you play a game on different devices is how powerful they are. How much processing they can do and the level of graphics they can produce. A pc is much more powerful than even the top smartphones, and it can provide a much clearer look and feel to the game. There is also the size of the screen of course, a computer has a monitor where a phone is limited to a few inches. The middleground is a tablet, where you have a bigger screen and in some cases as much to give as a pc.

The main thing that changes then is how much power the game uses, a reduction in the game can have several changes, from the way it looks to some of the extra features. Although in almost every case the gameplay itself remains the same. You can still grow crops, look after animals and visit friends. It just looks different and maybe has some things in a different place.

When you play on a mobile device you also have different controls, you have no mouse and separate keyboard with which to do things. This changes how the game is designed, from where items and menus are placed to how you plant and harvest your crops. With the change in screen size it also means a variety of unique things between the different versions of the game.

All in all, it's just amazing how much the mobile online gaming platform has grown over the years and how much more it can continue to grow. Guess we'll just have to wait and see!