This is the most adorable game ever! The animals are absolutely precious. Idle/clicker games like this, which sit at the bottom of the screen, are becoming really popular—and I have to say, this is the best one I’ve played so far!

There’s a great variety of animals, from rabbits, cats, ghosts, and pandas to even slimes! In total, there are around 15 different species. Each animal also comes in different rarities (e.g., 1 diamond, 3 diamonds, etc.), with unique appearances, so even if you have a bunch of the same species, they’ll all look slightly different. You can also breed animals if you wish, but it’s entirely optional.

One of my favourite features is that you can name your animals or warehouses and even keep them in their juvenile stage if you prefer to have cute babies instead of adult animals. There are loads of adorable decorations to customise your pasture/warehouse, and I loved that you can have more than one! The progression feels really well-balanced, which is great—some idle games drag out progress too much, but this one gets it just right.

It’s a perfect game to have running at the bottom of the screen while working, studying, or just relaxing. You can even pet your animals, and each one has its own unique animation! My favourite has to be the capybara.

Don't forget to scoop da' poop! 💩

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This is my first desktop pet game, I bought it mainly because of the cute animals and the affordable price, didn't expect I'd play for long.

Originally, I thought it would just be a decoration for the wallpaper - a quick glance at the animals between works. I play this game on the release day, there are only a few species to choose from, apart from pandas, most are common. But I was wrong. After setting up my farm, I found myself unable to stop watching the animals, even though there’s not much to do other than feed and clean them.

However, to be honest, this game needs more testing and polishing due to performance issues. The most frustrating one is that if the farm length is shorter than the default full length, there are problems with clicking, opening, and dragging icons on the desktop. It's ironic that a desktop pet game has such issues when it’s supposed to be designed to work seamlessly on a desktop. There are also some problems with incorrect achievements being awarded. Additionally, the pet area settings are very limited - You can only choose between two preset heights, one is too low and the other too high.

Aside from the performance issues, there’s one particular feature I found unreasonable. I purchased the automatic poop cleaner and maxed it out, which was costly, yet it doesn’t work all the time. I was surprised to still see poop around, especially with sick animals. Upon reading the description, I learned that the cleaner is programmed to "rest" occasionally, which I found ridiculous. I hope future updates will add a switch so players can decide when it should be active.

Another thing is unlike Wallpaper Engine offers automatic start-up at boot, this game doesn’t. This means you have to keep Steam running before play.

Right now the game is still buggy, with a limited selection of animals and farm decorations. However, I’ve played for 2.5 hours and I’ll probably continue for a bit longer. I can’t fully recommend it but if you like cute animals, you might enjoy this game.

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It reminds me of Rusty's Retirement in that it's not intrusive if you're trying to multitask, and within 30 minutes I had a corgi running along the bottom of my screen. It's peaceful, delightful, and is charming in its own right.