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I feel like this game had all the red flags in the trailer, ugly levels, filler music, and uncanny store icon, and yet, it's actually a very fun exploration game where you collect animals, I think if you enjoyed any creative RPGM games you'll probably have another game to add to that list (even though it seems to be made in Unity). The game is full of silly and random dialogue, I actually think the writing is very interactive because the characters are so random with the requests, you constantly have to interpret what exactly they want you to do. It's deceivingly heartwarming and reminds me of games like KilCount, just a fun and lighthearted experience that often made me think outside of the box. I was able to complete the story in 5 hours, although I missed some of the animals, you don't have to collect everyone, but it makes it easier in the end if you do. The exploration in general was the best part of the game, even though the level design is admittedly ugly, the way the game pull...

Cute little game that doesn't overstay its welcome. Amass an army of neurotic and charming animals while solving light puzzles (mostly simple number ciphers), a sparse amount of mini-games (just enough to not be annoying), fishing, cooking, and roshambo'ing. While the game does have a text log, I suggest bringing a pen and paper for notes anyway. Once you get past about 50 animals, walking around becomes very funny. They sort of oversell the "each animal has an ability" thing. Only a few animals are specifically needed for some area obstacles, of which there aren't many (gratefully) and you will not be taking control of the animals. You will still want every single animal on your side though. The english translation leaves something to be desired but it's generally understandable. Language can be switched on the fly outside of dialogs without needing to soft reset or hard restart though I never felt the need to flip to japanese for clarity. If you are worried about the control schemes...

Keeps you wondering what will happen next

It's a cute short game that won't take you any more than five or six hours, but you can certainly beat it sooner than that. You run around a facility, recruiting enough animals to the point that you have a massive conga line that trails behind you. By the end of the game, your party will consist of 90ish-100 animals that trails clear off the screen. The puzzles aren't that difficult, but there's a couple headscratchers and the imperfect localization doesn't necessarily help (especially when it comes to the dreaded animals that want cooked food. It took me an uncomfortable amount of time to realize that when a recipe called for something to be "baked," you needed to select "Grill" on the cooking menu). Some of the music tracks can get a little annoying after you've gone through the same couple areas more than a few times, but they're generally inoffensive and you'll be more focused on remembering where to take what animal/item to which animal/obstacle to add the animal to the party/remo...

Very fun to play! I can't stop! I wish this game was more played because I am stuck and dont know how to get the Polarbear in the kitchen, the last adele penguin, 2 acorns, the camel, and the fruit hedgehog/vegetabel sloth!

Beautiful

Really enjoyable collectathon game. Dialogue is entertaining and the puzzles are fun. There is a lot of backtracking but I think it made even that gratifying instead of frustrating.

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