This game would be really successful if the audience didn’t have to pay $5 for a single nest to hatch eggs. Paying for nests is fine, but there are people who play casually and don’t want to spend a large amount of money. If it was $5 for a pack of nests that would be great. And it would be even better if you earned nests on some sort of daily timer. Like 1 nest every 12 hrs for casual players. You’re always going to have players willing to pay, but if you want to grow your audience past hardcore players, then you need to lower the pay to play aspect. There should be a better balance. For people trying to hatch 50 eggs and breed for certain traits, yeah they’re going to pay. But there is an entire audience of children and teens willing to play this game but have no way to pay for nests, or gems to pay for Sundrops. Just change the balance up. You won’t lose your audience within the first day of playing if you just make it more financially accessible. I personally spend money on this game because I enjoy breeding for specific traits, and I am an adult so I have the means. But my 13 year old cousin stopped playing because she can’t enjoy the feeling of hatching a new egg and collecting new Dots. Just listen to your audience. This game would be super marketable if the comments under every video and post related weren’t negative because of the pay wall.

This game has changed so much sense release mostly for the better! Nests are now free and quite easy to get if you have been playing for a little while not to mention how relaxing it is to feed and care for your dots it’s a great way to keep yourself entertained when you’re waiting somewhere or just bored. Hatching new dots is addicting so you can quickly end up with more dots then you can manage which can become a problem but at least having lots of dots is a quick and easy way to level up and insures you never get bored. The chaos traits are a bit of a mixed bag though some of them are really cute and unique and others are just ugly and glitch wildly on screen however if you don’t want any on your dots they are easy to avoid and discovering traits is really fun so overall I think there a good addition to the game! A big shame though is that no more official traits seem to be added along with the archetype contests where fans can submit their ideas it really is a bummer to see that go I hope they continue adding those in the future Oh also the music and sound effects are a nice touch. Overall I really love this game I play it daily and the community’s for it on campfire are lovely I will continue to play and enjoy my adorable little pets! Thanks for reading my review…….YOU CLOD! Ha ha im just kidding! 💚

I love the feel of raising and caring for your dots. Love playing with them, feeding them, teaching them tricks. But there are some massive issues that right now I can’t overlook. The biggest issue is that you need to spend money (and a lot of it!) to get nests to raise more dots. $5 per nest, with only 1 free, is ridiculous when a main draw for this game was to breed and raise multiple dots. Can’t do that without nests, and the only way to get those is spend money. Hard pass. The other issues I have are the bugs in the game itself. It often stops responding or recognizing locations/people/animals and has to be closed and reopened to have the hope that it will recognize things. The forced AR is a battery draining nightmare and while it’s cute to see your dot in your environment it often glitches and disappears or has missing cells. The game has no ability to sense things when it is even remotely dark out (I will often take walks after dark to wind down and I hoped to be able to play with my dot during them). The dots want you to feed them specific foods or play with specific balls, but the random generation of items means you can be searching for a ball type or food for 10 minutes without finding it - and good luck if you need an item from a biome that you can’t currently access. TLDR: Overall I love the idea. The pay to play makes the game unplayable. And the glitches and battery draining aspects are also difficult to manage.