Animal Trainer Simulator: Prologue

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sadly this game has a ton of problems... the first of which is the annoying and stupid mini-games you have to go through to train an animal (absolutely rediculous)... the second problem is the placement of trees/fences/building/etc. in relation to the building spaces/moving vehicles close to delivery points and more... (dev. did not take into consideration movement of vehicles and trailers not to mention the animal attached the player character via leash, and the naming of same...) finally the graphics are sloppy, geometric shaped everything, and then on top of that you have the issues with the wheat fields that are about 4-5 feet off the ground and the janking around of the camera and objects if you dare take a route that is not on the main roads... not to mention the 'loading' zones issues. the dev. has never seen a training facilities for any animal let alone seen anyone train an animal first hand or had it explained to them properly.

The demo is buggy and keeps crashing my computer, anytime I try to either: - leave the game window temporarily to look at something else - move the game window to my other screen - load the last autosave (which don't happen nearly frequently enough and the demo does not allow manual saves). I give up!

Animal Trainer Simulator: Prologue, Honestly I really enjoyed it, it's premise is fairly simple, however it's well executed, honestly I'm really looking forward to trying out the full experience soon! My only really issue with the game, was it seems very poorly optimised, as I had a lot of issues with the game stuttering and struggling to render, which I really didn't expect considering my current pc specs are substantially better than recommend system requirement's. Overall, I'd still recommend checking this out, after all it's free and I was still able to enjoy the game for what it is, despite me having rather poor performance issues through out. Solid 6/10

Animal Trainer Simulator: Prologue builds its experience around a simple but appealing idea: giving players the opportunity to create and manage a place dedicated entirely to caring for and training animals. Instead of focusing solely on business mechanics or turning pets into statistics within a management system, the game tries to create a balance between responsibility and companionship. It presents a slower and more relaxed style of gameplay where progress is connected not only to expansion and efficiency but also to building trust and taking care of the animals under your supervision. The game places players in charge of developing a training center from the ground up, and much of the experience revolves around creating an environment where animals can grow and improve. While the management aspect remains important, the game seems interested in making daily interaction a major part of the process. Rather than simply assigning tasks and watching numbers increase, players actively participate in caring for animals through activities designed to create a stronger feeling of connection. One of the more enjoyable aspects of the concept is the attention given to interaction and ca…

I played through the whole demo, and I have a few things to say. First, the graphics. The game honestly has this really generic look you can see on other simulator games on Steam, but I wouldn't call it bad. But the animations... Bro, I laughed when I saw how the dog's spaghetti-ahh legs would bend when training with that mannequin. 😂 Also, the game is a little buggy, but for me it wasn't much of a problem. And I really enjoyed driving into things with the car, but it would be nice if the car had a bit more speed. 🏎️ 💨