To be honest, my first reaction when I saw this "Love Cute Pets Every Day" was that I was a little confused. Looking at the familiar turn-based battles, pet training, and egg development, it suddenly took me back to the time when I played "Pet Kingdom" and "Pokemon" on Symbian more than ten years ago. To be honest, the screen of the mobile phone was only 2.8 inches at that time, and the touch screen was not very good, but I secretly took out my mobile phone every day after school, just to improve the skills of my Pokémon and hit the gym. The pure joy of gaming makes me feel warm when I think about it now.
"Love Pets Everyday" is actually quite suitable for experienced players like me. The core gameplay is the classic turn-based battle and development. The pets are not just taken out, but also have to slowly refine their skills and match the lineup. This is a breath of fresh air in today's fast-food world of mobile games. The navigation campaign and the arena also give players enough space for interaction. It is not the kind of mindless automatic battle, but requires using the brain to study pet restraint strategies. After all, since the time of "Stone Age", the turn-based system has focused on attribute restraint and skill connection. This mechanism is still outdated today.
Speaking of nostalgia, what pops into my mind is the days when I was in college and spent all night playing "Seer" in an Internet cafe. At that time, I could squat for an entire afternoon just to catch a rare elf. I also secretly play "Rock Kingdom" on my Android phone after work, and spend my spare time feeding pets and beating bosses every day. These games, like "Love Pets Every Day", are all "slow-heat" development games. They are not pushy or hesitant, and are suitable for slowing down and savoring. This is the first time I have heard of the development team "Yichang Binyue Network". After checking, it is a small studio. It is indeed rare to be able to produce such a nostalgic product.
Of course, this game is not without its shortcomings. The graphics are cartoony and cute, which may seem a bit naive to experienced players who like a realistic style. Fortunately, the Q-version modeling of pets is quite detailed, and the combat special effects are also exciting. Another regret is that the charging model is marked as 0, but in fact there must be in-app purchases. After all, the consumption of training and pet extraction is there. However, free players can also save resources through daily activities, which is generally considered a good conscience.
In general, "Love Pets Everyday" is the kind of game that is very suitable for you to sit on the sofa after get off work and play slowly while drinking tea. If you are also an old player who came from the Symbian era or the GBA emulator era, you might as well give it a try. Maybe you can find the simple happiness you had in turn-based combat and pet cultivation. 😌