got to say, this is the most fun I've ever had with an exercise game.
got to say, this is the most fun I've ever had with an exercise game.
I'm looting trying to find " fine trash" right now, and I enjoyed checking my loot every few minutes and seeing what I've picked up, I'm enjoying the game more and more with the increase in complexity and achievements and interconnected activities that come with every new release.
and I really like that I'm exercising.
Just a thumbs up post and I'm excited to keep playing.
and for the rest of the world to become accessible.
and like a thousand other things that are hinted at coming.
also, I really like panning for gold. haha
bonus question: has anyone else played a walking game they like anywhere near as much?
aside from a hybrid exercise podcast radio show called The Walk, I have a distant second I can't even remember the name of, but nothing else really comes close for me.
Thank you so much for the post! It's always awesome to hear people are enjoying the game <3
For the bonus question, I'd like to answer that although more of a running game, "Zombies, Run!" has probably been the best that I've played. I played it when it came out years ago, and it helped me to pick up running. But I really don't like Niantic-style GPS based games myself, which is what made me start this project. Also, all of those tend to have very predatory monetization too, which I really don't like.
I completely agree about monetization, niantic managed to entirely kill my interest in their games with the proddings and payment-dependent mechanics.
"are you surrrre you don't want to spend $2.99? here's a bouncing icon you have to X out of every login. If you don't pay us, everything will take you so long, sad smiley face."
nice, I remember zombie run, it looks like there's 20 different clones of it now on the Play Store.
that's okay, I'll walk the scape
got to find trash. fine trash.
At Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki convention, I actually participated in the "Ethics of F2P" round table talk. One other participant told that they did an A/B test on their players where if they wanted to quit the game, they'll be shown a cute pet who'll tell them that it'll be very sad if the player leaves. A/B test prove that it boosted retention. Mobile games are quite dystopian really, and all of it these days tend to be data driven, not people designing actually good games or pieces of art like (which I consider games to be).
I played Orna for a bit. It's like a GPS territory game but also mmo sort of? I enjoyed it.
thanks, I haven't heard of it until now, but just watched a video that made it sound pretty fun.
I'm having a great time too. I haven't figured out what to do really, but I like chopping wood or foraging berries and collecting a million in the bank.
That's helpful, thank you!
nice, I'm also out for ths TV casshhh
Just pokemon go but it also required you to stop a lot!
oh right.
I liked go for a while, but all the restrictive bullshit they started adding and all the pay to play completely killed my interest.
I was at level 39 before they added the extra levels, pretty close to 40 and then I'd get the whatever achievement badge and I got so bored with the pay-to-play bullshit challenges that I uninstalled it.