The Perfect Tree

Also, the fact you can't print, share or save your tree in any form other than looking at it in the game is a lost opportunity. It would have been great to be able to print out a copy, email it to a friend as a Christmas card, or save it to your computer's desktop, for example. It's a shame, too. The Perfect Tree draws you in with bright, cheery possibility, then drags you down with boredom, minutiae and frustration. Wait, I guess it could be just like Christmas. Just kidding about that last bit. Have a Merry Christmas, Gamezeboans! And if you have one, go put another ornament on your real tree, and give Aunt Ethyl a big hug.