In principle we can only say, until we go into more details, that due to its main idea and its game mechanics, it is a title very similar to what the version offers for Animal Crossing Android, which can make it a very promising alternative.
What is Dear My Cat
It is a virtual pet simulator, where instead of having different integrated animals, what we have are plain and simple cats. Yes, it will only be cats that inhabit this new virtual world that we must build little by little. The beginnings have a certain relationship to the Nintendo ported title.
We woke up in a small field, alone with our cat and with a house. Almost immediately, we have to build an extension of the map, with a floral garden. Well, our first area is already built, and after improving it so that the flowers grow, the next thing we have to do is build a train station. Thus, new companions will arrive in town. Each character arrives from the train with their own story and personality, which is explained in their description. The more guests we have, the more gold and resources we will produce.
Once the first steps have been taken, the game now lets us do the tasks autonomously, without the need for a tutorial. The steps to follow will be to improve the areas we have built, take care of the gardens, fish when a lake is available, invite more friends and with the money generated, build new areas such as lakes or other points of interest and thus expand the island.
Dear My Cat: Similarities to Animal Crossing
It seems to be, from the mechanics, a very simple game. Nothing is further from the truth, the developers have put a lot of work into it visual aspect and in the soundtrack. It aims to be a title with a very relaxing gameplay, since that translates into music, with slow melodies although at times it can be too melancholic. However, they leave a very good taste in the mouth.
The thing is not to suffer stress from the progress we must make in the game. In the graphic section, we find a development with 3D physics and artistic style very endearing and happy to look at, as reflected also Animal Crossing. The lyrics and the setting make it a very immersive game in your experience.
It already looks a lot like the Nintendo title, which we can also build objects and accessories to give as gifts to the rest of the inhabitants of the growing island. Similarly, the game has day and night cycles, as well as different weather stations. The more areas we expand and the more points of interest we build, the more interactions we will be able to see of these endearing felines. How could it be otherwise, it is a title that contains integrated purchases to facilitate the process or acquire exclusive objects.
