Pocket Hamster Mania: A French Delight, Soon Worldwide?
CDO Apps' second game, Pocket Hamster Mania, is currently a French exclusive, but a global launch is in the works. This hamster collecting game offers a surprisingly ambitious amount of content for a relatively new developer.
The gameplay is straightforward: collect over 50 adorable hamsters and engage them in 25 different activities across five diverse environments. The familiar gacha mechanic is present, allowing players to expand their cuddly critter collection. CDO Apps plans to continue adding content through incremental updates.
While the creature collection/simulation genre is highly competitive, Pocket Hamster Mania distinguishes itself with its initial content offering and well-defined roadmap for international expansion. This makes it a title worth watching.
For those seeking a similar cuddly critter experience, check out our review of Hamster Inn, a charming hotel simulation game with a blend of active and casual gameplay.
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