
Manage a care center for adorable monsters in Monster Care Simulator! Treat clients' creatures, hatch eggs, raise your own companions, and keep them happy with fun activities. Hire staff, expand your facilities, and customize your space to build the ultimate monster sanctuary!
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.29/day in the week to Aug 10 → 0.43/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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In Monster Care Simulator, take care of adorable little monsters while building and developing your own care center! From a rookie veterinarian to the owner of a flourishing empire, achieve success step by step.
Play and take care of monsters with up to 4 players in online co-op.
Start with a modest care center and transform it into a renowned establishment. Treat monsters, earn money, and reinvest to expand your space, upgrade your tools, and welcome even more creatures.
Provide personalized care in your treatment area, then let your monsters relax and play in a garden you can decorate to your liking. Each creature is unique and needs your attention to thrive.
Find rare eggs, hatch them, and raise your own companions, including shinies! Help them grow stronger and level up as they develop.
Hire employees to handle the cash register, clean the center, and take care of the monsters. Delegate tasks to keep your business running smoothly while you focus on expansion.
Make your monsters happy by playing with them! Throw a ball, play music, push them on a swing, and more. A happy monster is more likely to lay eggs and less likely to fight with others.
Take a break in your private apartment on the upper floor! Decorate and furnish it to your liking, creating a cozy retreat after a long day of caring for monsters.
Invest your earnings to expand your center, purchase state-of-the-art equipment, and decorate your environment. Offer the best services to attract more clients and propel your care center to new heights.
Manage and expand your care center: start small and grow into a successful entrepreneur.
Care for and raise adorable monsters: discover their unique needs and earn their trust.
Train your own monsters: hatch eggs, raise companions, and help them level up.
Hire employees: optimize your center’s efficiency by delegating tasks.
Customize and improve your environment: design a space for the happiness of your clients and their monsters.
Play with your monsters: keep them happy through various fun activities.
Personalize your own apartment: decorate and arrange your private space as you wish.
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Reviews
[h1]Look at All These Chuds[/h1] [h2]The Good[/h2] [list] [*]Super cute monster designs, and some are really weird and unique [*]All the interactions with the monsters are so adorable, the way they go up to you, dance, how they interact with toys and furniture, sometimes I find myself playing with them just because. Just throwing them and seeing them fall over is so pointlessly funny lol [*]The variations for the healing stations, while can get repetitive, does add a bit of fun to the process [*]I feel like the game has a lot of "unintentional charm", monsters crowding around blocking your view, trying to play fetch. Smaller hitbox monsters being skittish and harder to catch. Monsters throwing toys over fences and onto places they can't reach. All minor annoyances yes, but feel like accurate pet behaviour and chaos [*]The gachapon and shinies system while not adding much, was a fun side thing to do while trucking along the mundane endgame to 100% completion [*]It is kinda fun and wholesome to see your yard grow as you add more toys, furniture and decor to your monster yard, really feels like you're building up a monster haven [/list] [h2]The Bad[/h2] [list] [*]I think the game has a lot of unrealized potential, and things that can be expanded on. Monster type and species don't really do anything besides minor behavioural differences. The competitions are effectively RNG, level doesn't even matter. Your own monsters don't really offer much in terms of gameplay either. With such a large catalogue and unique monsters, the side stuff COULD'VE been really cool, but they just don't do much [*]The scaling of employee upgrades to customer/income ratio is pretty bad, if you get employee upgrades quickly asap, they kinda do everything, killing out 80% of your own gameplay, while not really making income or customers come in faster. I had to intentionally ignore employee upgrades just so I still have gameplay to keep me engaged [*]End game gets really mundane, the levelling up takes so much time of just doing the same thing, while not having a good payout or upgrades behind them at all. Not recommended to go for 100% unless you really enjoy the repetitive process of the end game [*]At its core, while better than most, it still has fragments of your typical "Simulator" title. Buying items instantly appear as boxes, which gets messy when bulk buying. The human characters being completely emotionless and souless, with employees awkwardly standing around. Eventual ceiling of upgrades, with no real goal or progress after that [/list] [h2]The Random[/h2] [list] [*]Oh wow, I can just take my employees tips, 10/10 for realism [*]Oh wow, customers keep coming in after closing time, 10/10 for realism [*]A game where a Deer is named Porkchop and a Pig is named Buckeye. Cinema [*]There are some really minor and rare bugs here and there, like clipping and pathfinding issues, but most are resolved on their own, or with a quick reload, so no big deal [/list] [h2]Overall Thoughts[/h2] Really fun game that can provide you around 10+ hours of fun and cuteness. However, after a certain point, you kinda feel the game has a lot of unrealized potential, and it becomes repetitive, kinda makes me sad honestly. But despite my criticisms, I still recommend this game quite a bit, just play it for the lil chuds, they're worth it
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 59 reviews with recorded playtime.
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it was 30 mins of me just furiously shaking my mouse to "clean" put monster on wash bin > soap mouse shake / no target actual dirt just adding bubbles for 20+ seconds > sponge exact same thing but removing bubbles > move to back yard area > pet exact same thing but adding hearts
This is a fun little game. You take in injured monsters and have to cure whatever is wrong with them ranging from frozen to on fire to "dead". You then put them in the backyard and let them heal up and increase their happiness too. Might need to pet them a little for the happiness so they don't attack other monsters. And that's the rotation. Now with that, there are a few things that make the game less fun than it should be. First off, running very often doesn't work. You'll hold the run button down but it only runs when you are moving the camera. Otherwise you just walk as normal. This bug seriously needs fixing as it is EXTREMELY annoying. And second, you can only hire 1 "register" helper. They will check in monsters and take them to the station they are needing and pick up "healed" monsters to give back to customers picking up. But they are slow and you need more than 1 as you need to do the healing and playing with monsters. So you then need to man a 2nd register to keep the line from going out the door which removes from your ability to actually heal and take care of the monsters.
A fun little timewaster, at least at the beginning. Towards the end of the tech tree you have significantly less to do, and waiting for the reputation and money to build up to get the last few upgrades is incredibly tedious. A tentative recommendation; it's fine for what it is, but in my opinion it could do with some quality of life upgrades. - The sparkling spot when petting monsters can be inaccessible on monsters with larger models, or with things like bigger noses - The sparkling spot can also be difficult to see on lighter coloured monsters - The monsters and your employees have an uncanny habit of standing directly in the way (and refusing to move) when you're trying to place a piece of furniture - The fences could benefit from a snapping grid system, or at least a half-size fence piece - At around the midway point, the monsters stopped dropping monster parts entirely, so I couldn't hatch any more eggs - I'm probably not the target audience for a player housing part of the game, but the part of the centre you can decorate as your apartment is almost entirely pointless. I just put my hatching machine up there and mostly forgot about it - The gates and fences could do with some invisible barriers above them to stop toys from getting thrown into fenced off parts - The tennis ball has a habit of disappearing and reappearing at the delivery point outside the care centre - Sometimes when opening a lot of boxes with equipment in, the items that don't appear in the hotbar disappear. They're supposed to get dropped on the ground, but they just disappear, wasting money, and requiring them to be re-ordered - There really needs to be more light sources
So far, this game is really cute and fun to play. However, I do have a big issue with it. While I do not mind how repetitive some tasks can be, I actually find that to be kind of relaxing with some music in the background, but cleaning and petting is wayyy too much. Those tasks happen too often for tasks that require you to move your mouse so much. This game is so cute and I would like to play more of it, but I was physically unable to. There should be a work around like other games have. Scritchy Scratchy, for example, allows you to set actions to hovering or holding click instead of shaking your mouse around. I feel like this game should implement something like that. I have joint issues. For the most part, I don't tend to have issues with my wrists while gaming except in situations like this. It would make anybody's wrist tired and/or sore to have to sit there and shake their mouse to clean and pet every single monster. But it's even worse for anybody with any sort of condition that can make that worse. I would like to play more of the game, but I genuinely cannot unless something changes. I have hope that there will be something implemented, but until that happens I cannot recommend this game.
As of writing this review, there are some bugs and glitches, but nothing game breaking. The game is very fun and cosy, and it basically boils down to playing as a Nurse Joy-like character who's taking care of creatures in a care centre, ala a Pokémon Centre. There's not too many creatures, but the ones that do exist have alternative colour schemes. I do believe this game has potential to grow into a much larger game than it currently is with a few more features, more monsters, more decorations, and more ways to tend and heal injured monsters. Performance is flawless, I've had no frame drops that I've seen since starting the game. Graphics are set to medium by default, but can be turned up to high easily. The friend I was playing this game with was running it off of a USB HDD and their performance was also flawless. If you want a Pokémon-esque game where you play as Nurse Joy, this is the game for you. Fun game, would highly recommend.
Бесконечно наглаживай пушистиков, развивай ветклинику, выращивай новых забавных монстриков - что может быть очаровательнее? Только бывает грустно их продавать, но развивать клинику на какие-то деньги ведь надо) Игра прикольная и чилловая. Но долго играть в неё не получится - становится скучновато. Остаётся только добиваться достижений и запускать новые игровые дни. И отдельно спасибо за выигрыш в гонках - могильную плиту с надписью RIP. Это намек, чтобы мой питомец больше не участвовал? :D
Не зашло, с первых минут скучно слишком оказалось и работает кривовато, то курсор постоянно моргает, то пролаги какие-то бредовые, ранее на ютубе видосы заинтересовали, на деле чёт вообще не понравилось.
Played the Demo and was enjoying it, now the full game is so much better and seems to have taken on the feedback from the demo. Love playing this game my now new comfort game.
I got bored really fast and oh my god this game is so overpriced. 2/10
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