My Talking Angela is the follow up to last year’s super smash hit My Talking Tom, itself based off of the Talking Tom and Friends series of apps featuring animals that talk back to you. With Angela you get to raise her all the way from kittenhood to adulthood, take care of her basic needs and play with her while also indulging her appetite for fashion. Read on for some tips and tricks for My Talking Angela!
When Angela is tired you have to put her to sleep, and sleeping takes forever to refill the tiredness gauge. To make that go by quickly, set the time on your phone ahead by around an hour to an hour and a half depending on what level she’s at. The other needs gauges will drop slightly over this amount of time, so keep an eye out for that.
Once you do that, too, you can set the time right back to normal and it will keep all of the sleep in your gauge, and keep gaining just as it normally does. That means that you can do this trick as many times as you want without having to worry about some insanely weird time on your phone. That means you get unlimited speed boosts on anything, essentially.
Play the minigames as often as possible, as they are your top way of earning coins. The farther you get in the minigames and the higher your score, the more coins that you’ll earn. As for how to get free gems, you will want to the gaming patio (hit the lower left button, the smiley face icon) then go to the center circle with the diamond in it, and tap it to watch a free advertisement video for a diamond.
The furniture might not seem to have much a point at first, but it has an important use: it increases the speed at which you gain experience points. So if you are trying to level up, your best bet is to buy all the furniture that you can, then do things that earn you experience again (feeding, putting to sleep, etc).
Going to one of the stores and buying a clothing accessory or another type of accessory is how you increase Angela’s happiness. Balance between spending the least amount of coins possible and keep her happy by buying the cheapest piece of clothing or accessory that you can find, unless you play the minigames so often that you have a huge store of coins built up.