clickbox

Real fun once you discover what you need to do in the game, from that point on everything start to make sense, and if it doesn't there's a guide someone really helpful made in the community posts, so if anything check that out. Also, love the gator sleepy bestie with cowboy hat, chonky froggy and yellow blob alien.

Note: I have not finished the game, but I don't think that it will change the opinions I hold atm. This is one of those Sokpop games that make me a bit sad - a lot of potential, but a flawed outcome. It's very cute, and I love the idea of a little tamagotchi-ish pet you can keep open and tend to when you have a minute to interact with them, but the flaws that the game have unfortunately prevent it from being enjoyable. My biggest issue, and the one that if it were remedied would likely make me go from "negative" to "neutral" would be the lack of saving. As you can see from my playtime I'm over 3 hours in. If I closed the game now, I'd have to play around 3 more hours just to make up the progress I lost. Another flaw is that the game cannot be minimized unless put into full screen mode, and then alt-tabbed out of. It runs fine in the background, so I'm unsure of why this wasn't implemented into the game. It also cannot be resized, so it's forced to take up around 1/6 of your computer screen when not in fullscreen mode. Most of the game is waiting. Waiting for the bunnies to poop, to lay eggs, for eggs to hatch, for rain to fall, for worms to appear, for things to grow, etc etc. Very little of it is engaging. Overall, it feels like the game is at odds with itself. It wants to be an idle pet simulator, where you can leave them to their own devices while you check in occasionally, further supporting this by having very little for you to do besides wait. But it also wants your attention so you can complete it in one sitting, manage item interactions to have any amount of efficiency (which wouldn't be a problem if you could quit and resume whenever you wished) so you can progress the game, and the speedrun achievement encourages this even more. The developer mentioned they had a broken computer and a broken hand at the time of making the game, making the development even more challenging when paired with Sokpop's goal of a game every 2 weeks. I can't speak as a developer, as I don't work there, but I feel it'd be better to not focus on rapidly releasing games, and instead to put more love and care into the projects they have, whether they turn out to be long games or short experiences. Some Sokpop games are truly fantastic (Stacklands, Helionaut, and Sokfest come to mind), and I want to see more memorable and fun experiences like those.

poke

Its a good, fun, tomagachi game, but... you cant shrink the screen and put it away and it doesn't save

不能保存？cant save？

This game is the most confusing thing i've ever played i cannot even figure out how to build the store or get it to spawn. This is so extremely basic yet it provies 0 tips or any sort of guidance at all to do anything. Its pretty clear by the reviews that people agree with this fact. I just cannot in good faith give this a positive review due to how random this game is. Just don't bother.

Completely broken; although I would like to believe it's a good game, it literally doesn't open.