PiMon

Kinda cool to have a nice little Tamagotchi living in a small screen on the side of your pc. Unobtrusive, and a nice compliment to my daily work. Would recommend.

Yes.

The digimon toy you had years ago but better

very adorable game with attractive designs, sound, and colors for those looking for an idle activity to have running as they watch videos or browse the internet this is absolutely it. The game features very little music; primarily just the tutorial theme, which makes it fairly un-distracting while open. Early game is a little slow; as it takes quite a while before you are really able to do anything with your Pimon; and purchasing anything other than the "shop" as your first of the seven available room types is a genuinely hindering idea. interactions with the Pimon vary from brushing their hair which grants them a "beauty" stat even after only one click, to fighting and "resetting" Pimon to become more powerful later. The vision is very clear in this game and there is likely 20-30 hours of new content to experience before things begin to repeat; which is great to have as a week-long desktop minigame if you're a work from home type or perpetual internet citizen. Some of the aesthetics I do personally find un-agreeable; such as the always-on CRT filter; which in small windows on a high resolution screen look lovely, though once the size is doubled for interactions or inspections of your pimon and their rooms, it becomes distorted; as well as making parts of the tutorial nearly illegible. Game functions perfectly fine on Windows and Linux, tipping around 45fps, likely to not hinder regular computer use to greatly. If you like desktop applicaton games; this one is a big winner.