The sim aspect of this game is dreadful and I hated dealing with it. You can also buy furniture for your already furnished home. You can buy different kinds of food and water, each of which has its own effects on the little guy’s “need” bars. You can humiliate your pet DINOSAUR by dressing it up like a clown or a pilot. You’ll go shopping for clothing and accessories for your… dinosaur. You’ll take him to the vet and perform an incredibly simplistic virus-shooting mini-game. You’ll tell him when to eat and drink, when to go to the bathroom, when to sleep, and when to bathe. You’ll have to do everything for this dinosaur, because, like any sim game, he can’t do anything himself. After you get your stupid-looking cartoon dinosaur home, it’s time to keep an eye on all its “need” bars. For some reason, I went with a bipedal horned dinosaur that looked something like a hatchling Styracosaurus. You start your journey by crafting a pet dinosaur, choosing its type, changing the head, trying different body colors and patterns, and giving it a name. It is not fun, and you should not play it. Thankfully, this one didn’t turn out to be a tower defense game, but instead a hybrid pet simulation and a mini-game collection with cartoony baby dinosaurs. This is another one of those times where codes for eShop games went out and I picked the one that sounded the least offensive, or perhaps the most interesting from my perspective.
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