- March 26, 2018
- Nitreal
Dr. Cares - Amy's Pet Clinic
Platforms
About
In "Dr. Cares - Amy's Pet Clinic," players assume the role of Amy, a dedicated veterinarian, as she diagnoses and treats a variety of animals in her rural clinic. Manage resources, perform medical procedures, and unlock new cases and upgrades while ensuring the health and well-being of each furry patient. Balance time efficiently to provide the best care and maintain a thriving pet clinic.











- The game features engaging graphics and lively animations, showcasing a significant improvement over previous installments.
- The introduction of choice-based cutscenes adds depth to the gameplay, making it feel more like a visual novel.
- The daily generated levels and time management gameplay provide a fun and addictive experience for players.
- Several achievements are bugged, making it impossible for completionists to fully enjoy the game.
- The storyline can be upsetting, with themes of bullying and adult accusations against a child, which may activate players' fight or flight responses.
- Some gameplay elements, like leveling pets, require excessive grinding and daily logins, which can be frustrating for players.
story
44 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and cute, particularly appreciating the focus on Amy's childhood and character development. However, others criticized it for being slow-paced and upsetting, with some technical issues affecting the experience. Overall, while the narrative offers a sweet and dramatic backdrop, it may not add significant depth to the characters, especially in the sequel.
“The plot opens up a bit more on Amy's childhood, and it's pretty nice to see the story not feature two guys wanting her, a common problem in woman-led plots.”
“I also liked the characters, and although the plot felt a bit slow at times, I really appreciated getting some backstory for Amy.”
“Another thing I love from this season is the story; it allows me to appreciate Newton even more as I never expected it was Newton who saved Amy from the runaway - not once but twice.”
“I've played two other storylines from Game House, and this is by far the worst one to follow.”
“The end of chapter 48 continually crashed; eventually, I just watched a video on YouTube for the story I missed and moved on since the level was marked completed.”
“However, as a sequel, it does not add much depth, if at all, to Amy's character - in fact, it feels more like an origin story for her antagonist, Samantha.”