Amazing game, I just finished it. So much time and effort was put into this... I recommend anyone reading this to buy it right now. There is no dialogue put into this game, making the player able to create his own story, with him being the hero. Total of 6 alarms, unlocking all allows for you to venture off into the final area. All pixel art. Gives off a retro nostalgic feeling. You do absolutely nothing in the game, you nap for the hero to gain health. Alarms act as allies in the game, some are hidden. (Taking a nap in the afternoon) while most you have to defeat a boss in order to unlock the alarm. I never expected for them to create an ending to this game, but I was stunned in awe at how visually beautiful it all went down. I'm trying to analyze what just happened, so my text is all slur. I'm sorry for that. I'm also pretty sad that it ended. The boy is not on my screen anymore... Setting the alarm again after the ending returns him back however. It's 12:30am and I was not expecting that ending. I'm tired. Writing this recommendation because this game is visually stunning... I'm still trying to analyze the story as I write this recommendation very sluggishly. I'll end this with maybe one of the only texts this game has to offer. "Sleep well, Hero."

I have loved dreeps since I first saw a review of the game. It's true that you don't play, but you don't have to; the story evolves by itself and it's a joy to watch. I named my robot Roy and put him at my desk at work every day. I will agree with some of the other reviews that I wish the robot would gain more gear and maybe be a bit more customizable, and I also hope the story grows as well as time goes on. Roy has already beaten the game once, and we're working towards beating it a second time. Love, love, love dreeps! I hope to see more games like this available soon! #roytherobotforever

It's a tamagotchi with an alarm. The alarm isn't great. The part where your companion is beating the montesla's is great. I've got one last boss to fight/companion to get but I'm old and get tired and can't stay up till midnight. Still as boring as before but it's pretty and "catching them all" has kinda gotten me into it more. Worth the $3.--previous review--It's an interesting concept. I don't have much time to play games anymore so I was hoping this would scratch the itch. I haven't gotten to a boss yet but I have seen battles. I'll be curious to see what else is added as the game continues. The one thing that is a little disheartening is there isn't a whole lot of any type of interaction. It's a game that plays itself. I'd rather have a few prompts if I'm actively looking at the screen or add a 5 second delay if the screen is active for someone to interact.

I got this cause the preview looked interesting. I knew what it was, but I get bored easily and figured it'd be a change of pace. I use it at work cause I can't be playing a video games... But it's nice to watch things unfold.... If they ever do. It's.... Nice. Haha. There's not much to say. He just walks. I would hope there would be a little more interaction in an update or something. Or maybe even attempt a story. Add random events that trigger at certain times or locations. Excellent idea, but I'm left a little wanting. Overall, it is what it is. A fancy alarm clock. I already use an alarm clock so... Hopefully they upgrade it in an update.*** updateWhile I still rate it at 3 stars, I've kept with it for a few more days. It's more enjoyable once you get the gist of it. What they don't tell you, even in the guide book, is that events do happen. On the map there's a time "ex. 21:00"... And at 9:00pm, you'll reach a "boss" and once you defeat it, you get a traveling buddy.Also, one day I slept later. I usually try to keep the little guy awake when I'm awake, and asleep when I'm asleep. My little robot boy, didn't recover enough energy the next morning. The game was telling me I needed more sleep. Pretty inventive! Haha... Needless to say, my character barely made it to the "boss" and died. I slept earlier that night. Haha... Anyway, nothing really changed about the "game". It's just a matter of perspective. Personally, I enjoy his little journey, and hopefully there's a bit more for him to do in the future. Side note: the alarm clock saved my life a time it two! Haha.