PiMon

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PiMon is a single player and multiplayer casual role playing game with a anime theme. It was developed by HatCatGames and was released on January 10, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

"Through the advancement of technology we have discovered a new type of lifeform, Personal-computer Integrated Monsters, or PiMon for short. We are yet to determine how long they have existed, or how they came to be. They just seemed to have appeared as a digital egg that appeared on a desktop screen someday. What seems to be evident is that advancements in computer technologies have allowed them …

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

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The game is cute and visually appealing, reminiscent of a Tamagotchi but with better graphics.
It offers a simple and unobtrusive experience, making it a nice companion while working or browsing the internet.
The sound design is enjoyable and adds to the overall charm of the game.

The game lacks meaningful interactions and features, making it feel bland and unengaging.
There are significant quality of life issues, such as poor text readability and awkward menu navigation.
Technical glitches and crashes detract from the overall experience, leading to frustration for players.

graphics
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The graphics have received mixed reviews, with many users criticizing the crude animations, hard-to-read help pages, and unpolished menu navigation. While some appreciate the art style of the monsters and find the mini-games enjoyable, the persistent CRT filter can distort visuals at larger sizes, making certain elements, like tutorials, difficult to read. Overall, the graphical presentation feels inconsistent and lacks refinement.
- “I like the art style of the monsters and mini-games are fun.”
- “The animations and illustrations are very crude, the help pages are hard to read, there are strange graphical decisions all over, and the menu navigation and display options just feel unpolished (e.g. awkward menu navigation).”
- “Some of the aesthetics I personally find disagreeable; such as the always-on CRT filter, which in small windows on a high-resolution screen looks lovely. However, once the size is doubled for interactions or inspections of your pimon and their rooms, it becomes distorted, making parts of the tutorial nearly illegible.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players feel that the grinding aspect of the game is frustrating, as it requires attention without providing engaging activities or meaningful tasks to occupy their time during the process.
- “As another review has said, the way the game expects you to pay attention but gives you nothing to do while grinding stats.”
- “The grinding feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “I find myself spending hours grinding for minimal rewards, which quickly becomes frustrating.”
music
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The game's music is minimal, primarily consisting of a tutorial theme, which contributes to a non-distracting atmosphere during gameplay.
- “The game features very little music; primarily just the tutorial theme, which makes it fairly undistracting while playing.”
- “The soundtrack is repetitive and lacks variety, making it easy to tune out.”
- “There are only a few tracks, and they quickly become monotonous, detracting from the overall experience.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users have reported experiencing page glitches, indicating potential stability issues within the game. These glitches may disrupt gameplay and affect the overall user experience.
- “The game is plagued by constant page glitches that disrupt the experience.”
- “I frequently encounter stability issues that lead to crashes and freezes.”
- “The overall stability of the game is disappointing, making it hard to enjoy.”