Gamer Tiffany Nevin writes "A Facebook game called A Better World is actually focusing on helping its players create one." Her article on "Gaming Angels" plays up ABW's focus on good deeds and the $10,000 that will go to CURE.org upon completion of the game's Reach for the Stars Community Goal.

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David Cohen, of All Facebook, urges gamers to check out A Better World in his article "Help Children In Need By Playing Facebook Game." In the write-up, he poses the question, "Would the prospect of helping those in need make playing a Facebook game more enticing to you?"

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Tara Larison of Semmes Savers says A Better World "leaves users feeling good about themselves due to the positive reinforcement the game gives them by rewarding users for their good deeds." She especially loves the Arcade mini-games, stating "I can sit there and play them for hours without even realizing so much time has passed!"

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Heather Quinn-Schilling likes the thoughtfulness and kindness concepts in A Better World. She says, "I think that adding values to the games really is a positive step for online gaming."

Read her review on Faith, Family, and Fun.

Shawn Harrington of Shawn's Sharings asks the question, "What's not to like about getting rewarded for doing good?" She likes that A Better World is safe for children to play, and appreciates that players can choose who will see their profile and who won't.

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