Desktop Pet

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"Desktop Pet" is a life simulation game where you can care for and interact with cute creatures while using your computer. Feed, provide for their needs, and play with your pet, all while earning money to buy new looks and food. Enjoy watching your pet's cute actions and unlock achievements easily in this charming game.

Genres & Tags

Simulation

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

56%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game is easy to play and allows for multitasking, making it enjoyable while watching videos.
It has a cute aesthetic and engaging gameplay that evokes nostalgia for retro Tamagotchi experiences.
There is potential for growth and additional content, with players expressing excitement for future updates.

The gameplay is repetitive and overly simplistic, lacking meaningful mini-games and interactions.
The game feels abandoned by the developers, leading to concerns about its long-term support and content updates.
While it serves as a distraction, many players wish for more features and deeper interactions with their virtual pets.

gameplay
2 mentions
50 % positive mentions
-50 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The gameplay is characterized by its repetitive and simplistic nature, likened to flicking a fidget spinner, which can detract from the experience of pet care. However, the addictive quality of flicking the creatures across the screen has potential, with players expressing interest in future mini-games that could expand on this mechanic.
- “After that, you start flicking the little creature across the screen, which is actually very addicting. I would love to see some mini-games involving this mechanic in the future.”
- “The repetitive and extremely simple gameplay makes me feel like I'm flicking a fidget spinner rather than taking care of pets or making any kind of progress.”
- “After that, you start flicking the little creature across the screen, which is actually very addicting, and I would love to see some mini-games involving this mechanic in the future.”