Dino Market

Cute!

If you have a love for 100% games and idle this is the game for you. The game is simply adorable! Check out the game I'm sure you will love it.

An idle game more focused on being a gimmick than being a decent idle game. (For context, i only ascended once in this game to optimize my achievement hunting, but some of my gripes still apply.) For starters, the gimmicks like the timer and desktop pet thing range from useless to bugged (mostly for Linux players.) In terms of gameplay, everything is so slow, no matter how many upgrades and abilities you get. Days will always be the same. Customers still have their respawn rates no matter how many efficiency upgrades you get for your animals. the game literally halves your animal's food efficiency rate at different milestones and it does nothing. no obvious roadblock and no obvious power increase. scrolling through your nearly 50 animal upgrade tabs is so tediously manual. Side note, Why does an idle game released in 2024 have no auto buy? that's criminal. For a game that touts being able to be played as a "passive" idle game, this game punishes you for being passive. Stop monitoring your animal upgrades for 5 minutes? surprise, you just got a customer who either needs a new animal's food you haven't auto upgraded, or takes 10 minutes to go through without upgrades. you can fix t…

Dino Market takes the increasingly popular desktop-companion concept and gives it more substance by combining a cozy virtual pet atmosphere with light market management, incremental progression, automation, and productivity tools. Developed and published by Fuz Games, it is clearly designed as something that can remain present while the player works, studies, watches videos, or handles other tasks. Instead of demanding uninterrupted attention, the experience encourages occasional interaction with a colorful miniature business populated by adorable animal friends. This makes it considerably more relaxed than a conventional management simulator while still providing enough progression to give each return to the market a purpose. The central gameplay loop revolves around customers requesting particular products and the player preparing what they need. It is deliberately straightforward, allowing the game to function comfortably as a secondary desktop activity. Completing levels provides opportunities to relax with the companions rather than constantly pushing the player toward another objective. Building carts introduces additional friends, while choosing layouts allows the desktop e…

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This is such a fun cute idle game. I do find myself wanting to play it more than my work though so be careful there. I just love it