It is indisputable why General Mills should bring Millsberry afloat again,
Millsberry was a great community, with great focus for education and social responsibility
awareness, which is lacking many times in modern society, if more games
like these would arise, we could have a much healthier environment for future generations to come, and this is the main reason why General Mills must contemplate the
reopening, regardless of any costs that may be applied as a membership to play it. Just take a moment to profoundly consider the
impact you can have a chance of reviving, not only for the ones missing the community, who are to date still talking about the game, but for all of those who didn't get a chance to fill themselves with a spark of magic and curiosity. Make it a reality and have a real impact.
Side note: You can even incorporate an even deeper engagement, by associating clues, unlockables and dynamics directly with the brand's products. With these strategies there would be no lack in profits, increasing even more the visibility and growth of the brand.
If there is any nostalgic petitioner that would like something else to be added, feel free to let me know.
It's a farfetched dream, but I, a now-28 year old, would totally still play Millsberry! I loved buying the food for my person (including products based on real cereals and promotional items) and I also enjoyed leveling up her skills via the baseball game or the rope climbing. It was also one of the first best home-decorating browser based games. This game could take up hours of my time, even while blatantly selling me products and incorporating ads. It was a creative way to sell a product, catch kids attention, and build a big fan base. Any good marketing campaigner could see the profit in such a thing!