New Pokémon Competitor Launches With Over 100,000 Players on Steam
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New Pokémon Competitor Launches With Over 100,000 Players on Steam
A new creature-catching game called Aniimo has just been released, and the Pokémon-like RPG has already surpassed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. Could this be the next Palworld to offer players an alternative to Pokémon? Aniimo Is the Latest Pokémon-Like Game to Launch Aniimo is a new open-world creature-catching RPG from Chinese developer Pawprint Studio. […]
Free-to-play, next-gen creature-catcher Aniimo arrives on Steam, needs a Proton tweak to run on SteamOS / Linux
Aniimo from Pawprint Studio has arrived on Steam as a new free-to-play, next-gen creature-catcher and it can work on SteamOS / Linux.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
F2P Creature Collector RPG "Aniimo" Launches to 127,000+ Players but Mixed Reviews
As covered in TechPowerUp's most recent This Week in Gaming, Pawprint Studios has officially released Aniimo, a new, free-to-play open-world creature collector RPG—the latest creature collector in a wave started by the wildly popular Palworld, and it seems as though the game's reception is somewhat mixed. While Aniimo has seen over 127,000 peak concurrent players in its first 12 hours since launch on Steam, peaking at 127,914, according to Stea…
Aniimo is different from Pokémon and Palworld, because you can slip into the skin of the creatures. To launch, the free-to-play game reaches over 100,000 simultaneous Steam players – but there is no lack of criticism.
The monster collecting game Aniimo has just started on Steam. The first reviews show a mixed mood. The post Aniimo achieves only 49% positive reviews on Steam despite high demand, because it is compared to fierce competition first appeared on Mein-MMO.
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