MY FOX - Desktop Wild Pet

The game looks really cute but the game refuses to work on Windows 11 it seems. If your on Windows 11 DO NOT BUY. Just a waste of time and money. The Community Hub does not help even though the developer state to check it out. For $2 more you can just get Wallpaper Engine which is overall significantly better with tons of different wallpapers.

11/10 Would let the cute fetch-playing fox drag me randomly though nature again! It's not really a game, just something to have on your screen that's relaxing. The scenery is stylized and looks like a painting. There is a FoV option in the settings for those who may get motion sick by random camera movement.

i found a key, it was a fight to get the lil fox to go to the key cause the menu was very picky about when i could choose to pick location and cause i could not control the camera direction at all. when i finally managed to get the fox to get near the key with the pick location thing, even right on top of the key, it would not let me do anything to collect the key and the lil fox did not do anything either, and then it started to wonder off again, leaving the key behind and i just decided to give up, it is not worth fighting with the lil fox to get the key... i dont want to leave the key behind because i needed it for that chest i found.. but the lil fox kept trying to leave it behind and making me fight tooth and nail to try and get it to go back again. but cause i can not control the camera its very annoying to fight with the fox to get it to go where i needed it to go... so i will just say goodbye lil fox and good luck

I love foxes 🦊

chilled and just awesome.

For me this is perfect, exactly what I wanted. I was looking for some kind of virtual pet that felt 'real' - not a Tamagotchi-style pet that I had to look after constantly, but something that felt like it was truly living. I wanted something that would keep doing things without my constant input, and didn't depend on my actions all the time, but that I could choose to interact with occasionally. I've had my pet fox for around 24 hours now, and instead of becoming bored or feeling like things have got repetitive, I find that the longer I watch the more I feel like I'm observing a real creature. There's enough going on that it feels like genuine artificial intelligence - you don't notice patterns in the movement and behaviour, as often happens with virtual pets and things that claim to be 'AI'. The landscapes are gorgeous, the soundtrack is beautifully calming and I'm really enjoying just being able to watch my fox living its life, with the option to occasionally choose to interact.