Amaru: The Self-Care Pet
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Amaru: The Self-Care Pet is a single player casual simulation game. It received very positive reviews from players.
Amaru: The Self-Care Pet is a single-player simulation game that invites players to nurture mindful self-care habits through a charming virtual pet. Featuring a masterful story, engaging gameplay, ingenious graphics, and a delightful soundtrack, the game offers a highly emotional and immersive experience focused on personal well-being.











- The game is adorable and helps with mental health by encouraging self-care practices.
- Amaru is a cute companion that motivates players to complete daily self-care goals.
- The app offers a variety of guided meditations and journaling options that are helpful for managing anxiety and stress.
- A significant amount of content is locked behind a paywall, which can be frustrating for users.
- The tutorial can be long and confusing, making it difficult for new users to navigate the app.
- Some users experience technical issues, such as the app crashing or freezing during gameplay.
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The game's story, centered around the adorable character Amaru, is praised for its engaging and heartwarming elements, with players appreciating the gradual unlocking of Amaru's backstory as they progress. While many find the narrative to be a delightful addition that enhances the self-care experience, some express disappointment over the paywall restricting access to the full story and the emotional weight of certain themes. Overall, the combination of storytelling, art, and interactive gameplay creates a unique and enjoyable atmosphere, though some players wish for a longer narrative and more accessible content.
“I love the art, story, customizable goals, and interactions with Amaru.”
“Amaru captures the feel of virtual pet browser games and virtual pets in general in a way I've never seen other apps of its kind do; the art is really incredible, there are different worlds, and there's an actual lore and story element to it.”
“It's a genuinely beautiful app; Amaru is absolutely precious, and I love his backstory, and how he bonds and heals with you.”
“My one complaint is that there's this weird wraparound storyline that hints at a bunch of tragic drama that I don't think belongs in an app for people with PTSD, etc. We pick these to help us take care of ourselves, not to jump on yet another psychological rollercoaster, thanks.”
“I'm bummed that the story doesn't continue and the bond with Amaru maxes out.”
“You make a game for self-care, then you put a paywall for advancing the story of Amaru and self-care. Wow, aren't you one... never mind, I don't care about textures or colors or even the story, but if even the self-care is put behind a paywall, then don't advertise it as a self-care app, because not everyone has an account lying around to pay you!”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Amaru: The Self-Care Pet is a casual simulation game.
Amaru: The Self-Care Pet is available on Phone and Tablet.
Amaru: The Self-Care Pet was developed by Six Wing Studios.
Amaru: The Self-Care Pet has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.
Amaru: The Self-Care Pet is a single player game.
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