My Universe - My Baby Dragon

I wish I could give neutral review... I think it is pretty cute and silly dragon game, easy achievements too. BUT it is so repetitive, it made me almost fell asleep. And flying mini game was so stupid it hurt my feelings. Very short game too. I cannot say do not buy this game, but if you want to buy it, buy it on sale!

This game is horrible to play on PC, there is no way to adjust any of the settings. No graphic changes, sensitivity for the mouse, the movement causes motion sickness. I barely played any of the game but the little I did was very restricted since you cant adjust your view angle and in the first few minutes of playing it has you repeating mini games over and over. I know this game is available on the switch and may play better on that for little little kids but the repetitiveness will end up boring most people

The price is too hefty for the major lack of content. The dragons are very cute and I love that once you send them off they write to you. Interactions with the dragons, hatching them- all of that was great. But then there's 2 mini games, boring story line...you cant even grow the crops. 5/10 for me.

Overall cute game but horrible controls for computer and no way to change them. No way to adjust the camera either. I got it on sale for like $3 and the fact that it normally costs like $25 is INSANE! There's not nearly enough content to justify an almost $30 price tag. Seems like it could be a good game for a kid but they may also get frustrated with the controls. Art style is cute and colorful and the dragons are pretty to look at so that's a plus. If I had to rate it I'd give this game a 4/10. I only rank it so high because I feel some updates could at least fix the main issues and it could be a lot more fun. A lower price tag would also help. At least half of what the current price is now (unless they add more content).

40 minutes of gameplay stretched out to 2 hours. The different breeds of dragon all behave identically, and you perform the same set of tasks every day without variation. It feels nothing like raising an actual animal would.

Gugu gaga game for babies but is really good at that. So if you are a baby you will thoroughly enjoy and if you are older, you can still appreciate the various dragons and decent graphics. The price-tag is steep for what it is though. I finished the game and got all achievements in those 4.4 hours I've played.

For Kids. Cute Game.

In questo titolo impersonate uno o una novellino/a custode dei draghi, il vostro compito oltre a schiudere le uova, sarà quello di prendersi cura del cucciolo, sia dandogli da mangiare, che coccolandolo con spuntini e carezze, prima di affrontare le due prove del gioco. Che serviranno al cucciolo per rinforzare le ali o potenziare le sue fiammate. Cibo e spuntini si trovano in giro per l'isola del gioco, non ci sono negozi o altro. Durante l'allenamento del cucciolo vi troverete a dialogare con i pochi npc che il gioco mette a disposizione, ogni npc ha una sua piccola storia, con il postino che ha paura dei draghi, la fornaia che vi da i suoi cibi non proprio buoni, il cavaliere che racconta storie, senza parlare della vostra maestra che vi aiuterà sia a far schiudere le uova, che a portar via il cucciolo quando sarà pronto. Per esserlo dovrete affrontare i mini giochi di volo e fuoco, più e più volte, fino ad aumentarli a livello massimo. Ogni volta che completerete un mini gioco, la barra del contatore della giornata si riempirà, ve ne basteranno 3 mini giochi per far scendere la "sera" e in quel caso, sarete costretti a rientrare in casa e dormire per affrontare il giorno successivo. ( Ripetendo le coccole, dar da mangiare e via dicendo.) Nella vostra casa avrete una macchina da cucire, per sbloccare vestiario e oggettistica, sia per voi che per il drago. Per far ciò, vi serviranno gemme che si ricevono sia finendo i mini giochi, che completando dei obbiettivi in gioco. Oltre a far scavare al cucciolo alcune montagnette di terra. Il gioco si finisce, una volta che avrete allenato ogni drago per ogni elemento fuoco aria terra vento. Poi c'e l'achievement in cui ne bisogna allevarne 7. Graficamente è scarso così come effettistica et animazioni, la ripetitività si fa sentire con solo quei due mini giochi da ripetere più e più volte. Non c'e molto da sbloccare per il custode, cosa diversa per il drago. Tra giocattoli e ornamenti per le corna, zampe et altro. Musiche simpatiche, peccato che quel drago nascosto nella caverna non serve a nulla anche dandogli da mangiare. (è solo un "colpo di scena" per la storia della vostra maestra. ) Per finire a 6 euro se è per un bambino/a può andare bene, ma solo se non ha altri giochi, altrimenti meglio un bluey o peppa pig al 70% di sconto, che questo titolo. ^^; P.s: Non è possibile cambiare risoluzione o altro, in più, il vostro personaggio cammina un pò troppo velocemente, non mi trovavo all'inizio. ^^;

[h3]I have a lot of mixed feelings about this. [/h3] [h1]If you can get this on Sale, It's Worth it... on Sale[/h1] This game has SOOOOOO much potential... but it just does not feel like nearly $30 of game content. I got this on sale, and while I loved it, it just... it's really missing a lot. For context, at roughly the same price bracket, you can also get: 1. Deep Rock Galactic, which releases season-based content and updates FOR FREE 2. Coral Island, which has romancing, farming, expanding your farm, and is also releasing updates and content for free, and also is about the same age range, i'd think 3. Final Fantasy XIV online, of which you don't even need a subscription to play the base game AND the expansion packs FOR FREE, and that is literally hundreds of hours of content 4. A LOT of Sims game packs (not expansion packs) are all around $20 5. Final Fantasy IX, which, while an older game, still has just... hours and hours and hours of content [h2] This Game Has SO Much Potential[/h2] It's so short. It has two mini-games ONLY for training your dragons, and those mini-games never change. There is no voice acting, and while the animations are cute and the dragons are SO cute, they also never ever change. Apart from some differences in the 3D model, even the animations between the FOUR baby dragons- because there's basically only four different types- are all identical. The mini-games don't even change depending on the dragon. The changes in each dragon when they level up a skill are also extremely minimal. The plot is... I guess it exists? I don't mind an innocent, middle-grade story- anyone who's read Warrior Cats knows middle grade can touch on some crazy topics- but this is just... there. It's just there. The idea is SO DANG GOOD though. Raising dragons, examining the egg- these could have been expanded upon with SO MUCH to create a much more interesting game loop. Allow the player to upgrade the tools they have to be able to encourage different types of dragons. Create rarities in dragon breeds, so the player is constantly working toward something that isn't just based on basically the color of the egg you choose. Different dragons unlock different types of training. All four elements- earth, fire, wind, water- require the exact same training. All four of them basically blow elemental balls at targets. There's no special training for any of the elements, and the mini-games barely change. Sometimes, the flying one barely works; I get stuck on this one level constantly because the up-draft that's supposed to send my cursor upward just... doesn't send my cursor upward. Like at all. Then there's this bridge where if I try to cross it, it forcefully sends my character back. I can get to the other side of the bridge, however, if i go around, so.... I don't understnd why I can't cross the bridge? I can literally walk over it if I'm coming from the other direction, but if I come from the apparently wrong direction, my character is forcefully turned around. It's an incredibly simple game, and it's very cute and has a lot of possibilities that wouldn't even force it out of the audience I'm assuming they've made it for, but it's just... so bare bones. I was so in love with it with the first dragon, then started to feel the first inkling of disappointment with the second dragon, then realized that... this was it. This was the game. Nothing else was coming. You could argue it's for like toddlers, but all cut scenes are shown in ONLY text, there's no voice acting, so the age range feels like it's meant for kids who are of reading age. Those kids are playing things like Minecraft- WHICH, by the way, is like $29.99, or $6.99 on mobile.

Niedliche Grafik.. und das wars auch schon .. .nach 5 Std. ist das Spiel durchgespielt und es fängt von neuem an. Für den Preis viel zu kurz!!