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If you're a Pokemon fan, you may or may not have been disappointed with the franchise's latest releases. I know I have been. And while this game doesn't have the evolutions or trainer battles you might crave, it definitely scratched that cool and cute animal collector itch for me in a way that Pokemon hasn't in years.

If you're a fan of Ark, this game has a very similar gameplay loop: harvest materials, fight beasties, level up to increase your stats and unlock new technology, then repeat. It's addictive, it's satisfying, and I believe the devs are also working toward implementing PVP, which will crank up the "Arkness" tenfold and add even more longevity to the experience.

You may have also heard some of the grumblings on the internet that inevitably follow whenever anything in this cut throat industry gains success. There are plenty of developers out there shilling their opinions, mirroring the events that followed Baldur's Gate 3's release. My advice? Ignore them. They're pissed that such a simple yet lovable game has gained so much traction, and here's hoping it'll spur them. I'm imagining Game Freak and Nintendo, but you can picture whichever company you deem fit into action again. Competition is healthy, and this game is proof of that.

Some people are even so salty they're trying to claim the game outright steals Pokemon designs and used AI to produce the Pals. As for the designs being stolen, sure, there's some resemblance, but that's because, just like Pokemon, the game uses real animals as inspiration for the most part. Believe it or not, this world is large enough for there to be multiple fantasy games with weird penguin things without it being considered "ripping off Pokemon." It's a tired argument, and it doesn't hold up under scrutiny.