Victorstyr

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Forget your dogs, horses, and cats. What uncommon animal would you like to see a sim game centered around, and what do you think makes that animal well-suited to a fun gaming experience?

I'd personally want to see a Betta fish breeding sim, with all those lively colours! They're well-suited because they're so varied in shape and colour, you can have some beautiful artwork in there while also being realistic.
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Another game I'd want to see is a realistic dragon game - not where you hunt them, but more in the theme of How to Train Your Dragon. How would that kind of thing work, I wonder?
 
I mean having an alien sim game would be really cool, kind of like "Spore" was all those years ago. You could have so many unique designs. Animal-wise, maybe chameleon?
 
Pretty sure there is a sim game on most animals by now, maybe something on a simple fish?
 
Lizards maybe. I don't think I've seen them in any pet site games. So, yeah, it's something I would be open to exploring with.
 
I love those Fish Screensavers you used to get back in the day so i would definitely enjoy that.
Seen where one guy was arguing about fish not being animal, I couldn't stop laughing.

 
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Lizards maybe. I don't think I've seen them in any pet site games. So, yeah, it's something I would be open to exploring with.
The same thought I had. I haven't seen lizard in any pet site games. And I will be glad to see and experience what they can do and how they navigate their ways in being pets.
 
Lizards maybe. I don't think I've seen them in any pet site games. So, yeah, it's something I would be open to exploring with.
The same thought I had. I haven't seen lizard in any pet site games. And I will be glad to see and experience what they can do and how they navigate their ways in being pets.
There are so many reptiles simulation games which you can find in this site. You can check out the one's which you'd love to play.

 
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