My Talking Angela vs Tabikaeru: Travel Frog
My Talking Angela
My Talking Angela is Outfit7's second app in their "My Talking" series but this time around, the game features an equally adorable, female feline named Angela. Like any pet simulation, you'll be expected to take good care of her by giving her the attention she needs, play with her, and of course, feed her delicious treats. However, unlike the male Talking Tom, you can dress Angela in a much wider variety of fashionable accessories and cat-fitting costumes and clothes, making her definitely the more stylish one in the game franchise.Similar to the original game, there are sticker collections to complete, a kitty home to customize and tons of outfits to add to Angela's wardrobe, in addition to the many fun mini-games, though a lot of them are more directed towards the female player. Like Tom, she can repeat whatever you say to her in her cute voice as well!
So, if you've enjoyed My Talking Tom and have longed for a female kitty to play with instead, My Talking Anela is the game you'll want to install on your phone.
Tabikaeru: Travel Frog
Tabikaeru: Travel Frog is a Japanese simulation game that, in some way, depicts the journeys of an adorable little frog as it travels around Japan. The interesting thing about this game is that you have absolutely no control over what assumingly is your pet frog. It may decide to go on a trip any time it likes, disappearing for hours or even days. It sometimes sends you postcards or photos of the places it went to and the animals it meets, and bring home some gifts when it returns, but sometimes, it does none of those. In some way, you can learn more about your frog through its travels.The game also has a clover garden where you can collect clovers, the virtual currency of the game. You can collect 30 clovers every 3 hours or you can buy more clovers using real cash. Sometimes, your frog will bring home some clovers for you too.
As simple as the game is, it blew up in terms of its popularity at least among East Asian countries mainly because slowly makes the players, especially the 20-somethings, realize that they are actually the wandering frog in this story and that their elderly parents are at home eagerly waiting for their return. After all, in this game, you are put into the role of a parent to some extent - the person who prepares food, tools, and amulets for the travel-obsessed frog whenever it returns home. Also, the game brings the "idle game" genre to a whole new level.
Tabikaeru: Travel Frog is a game that's perfect for players who just don't have a lot of time to play and yet still like to have a very undemanding and interesting virtual pet of sorts... and for any young adults who are working away from home, be sure to visit your parents often! They miss you as much as you miss the frog when it's on its travels.