Monster Care Simulator

[h1]Look at All These Chuds[/h1] [h2]The Good[/h2] [list] [*]Super cute monster designs, and some are really weird and unique [*]All the interactions with the monsters are so adorable, the way they go up to you, dance, how they interact with toys and furniture, sometimes I find myself playing with them just because. Just throwing them and seeing them fall over is so pointlessly funny lol [*]The variations for the healing stations, while can get repetitive, does add a bit of fun to the process [*]I feel like the game has a lot of "unintentional charm", monsters crowding around blocking your view, trying to play fetch. Smaller hitbox monsters being skittish and harder to catch. Monsters throwing toys over fences and onto places they can't reach. All minor annoyances yes, but feel like accurate pet behaviour and chaos [*]The gachapon and shinies system while not adding much, was a fun side thing to do while trucking along the mundane endgame to 100% completion [*]It is kinda fun and wholesome to see your yard grow as you add more toys, furniture and decor to your monster yard, really feels like you're building up a monster haven [/list] [h2]The Bad[/h2] [list…

So far, this game is really cute and fun to play. However, I do have a big issue with it. While I do not mind how repetitive some tasks can be, I actually find that to be kind of relaxing with some music in the background, but cleaning and petting is wayyy too much. Those tasks happen too often for tasks that require you to move your mouse so much. This game is so cute and I would like to play more of it, but I was physically unable to. There should be a work around like other games have. Scritchy Scratchy, for example, allows you to set actions to hovering or holding click instead of shaking your mouse around. I feel like this game should implement something like that. I have joint issues. For the most part, I don't tend to have issues with my wrists while gaming except in situations like this. It would make anybody's wrist tired and/or sore to have to sit there and shake their mouse to clean and pet every single monster. But it's even worse for anybody with any sort of condition that can make that worse. I would like to play more of the game, but I genuinely cannot unless something changes. I have hope that there will be something implemented, but until that happens I cannot re…

I'll be honest - I expected a jankfest. What I got instead was a polished and surprisingly entertaining little sim that gets me into the same zone Nintendogs used to. I don't regret this one at all!

Not a bad game, but gets very repetitve after the first few hours. While I very much did enjoy playing for the first 4hrs, after that with some employees it is just a self ran store. And yes, of course you wouldnt need to hire them, and could proceed the hussle for yourself, but due to its repetition of the tasks, it gets kinda boring. So after the first few hours you tend to just become a monster breeder instead and maybe hunting for achievements / money for decorations. So, Id still suggest playing it, considering the price, it is completely fine, just don't expect hours upon hours of experience. I have it run on my second screen now, to just let my store self run and generate money, so I can afford all decorations. That is certainly also a game goal.

RCE brought me here. (Real Civil Engineer)

i like how we need to care animals also when we have lvl 5 there is a race and get hatcher to hatch animals to do the race