Stepets: Walking Pet Simulator
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About
Stepets: Walking Pet Simulator is a simulation game where you collect pets and grow your island by walking in real life. The game features ads that can be annoying and it takes about 24 hours to beat. To progress, players must walk in the real world and follow the game's instructions to care for and grow their collection of pets.











- The game features adorable art and unique creatures, making it visually appealing and enjoyable.
- It effectively gamifies exercise by rewarding players for walking, which encourages a more active lifestyle.
- The game offers a good amount of customization for decorating spaces and caring for pets, enhancing player engagement.
- The game is plagued by frequent crashes and bugs, particularly with step tracking and ad interruptions.
- Players report that earning gems and rewards is frustratingly difficult, often requiring excessive ad watching.
- The app lacks proper syncing with fitness trackers, making it unreliable for step counting when the app is not actively open.
monetization
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game is heavily criticized for its excessive ad frequency, including forced ads after short gameplay sessions, which detracts from the overall experience. While players appreciate the option to pay for an ad-free experience and find the pricing reasonable, many feel that the reliance on ads for progression is frustrating. Some users suggest that the game could benefit from more balanced ad opportunities and additional ways to earn in-game currency without constant interruptions.
“The optional VIP member status for no ads, extra coins, and gems is worth buying!”
“The game has no ads (except for multiplying rewards), and it's enjoyable even without purchasing anything.”
“I would suggest adding more ads or ways to earn diamonds. I could only use the ad options 2 or 3 times, and now there's nothing more available, which can get a bit boring. It would be much better if we could watch at least 15 ads every 5 hours to earn diamonds!”
“Honestly, the concept of the game is amazing, but you can barely progress without watching ads all the time.”
“The game is cute and fun, but the most annoying thing is the stupid minigame ads that pop up after just 10 seconds of play.”
“Game has forced ad breaks; optional ads for rewards are acceptable, but forcing an ad after playing a 5-second mini game is frustrating.”