Super Auto Pets

This game is one you must try out, it is fun, strategic, and has cute and simple graphics. If your looking to get into strategy games, I recommend to give this one a chance. Hope you guys have fun!

The initial reaction most people have when they hear about the auto battler genre for the first time can be described similarly to the initial reaction most people have when they hear about the visual novel genre for the first time: “So what, it just plays itself? What’s the point?” In most ways, these two gameplay styles exist at polar opposites of the video game spectrum, but they share that quality of being easy to misunderstand for someone who has never played one.

Like most auto-battle games, Super Auto Pets' gameplay is quite simple to do and easy to understand. Players build a team of animals, upgrade them if they have the necessary upgrades, and battle other players. Nice and simple. However, I felt that the game was a bit too simple for my taste, but it's not bad overall. Planning out your team, who goes first, which ones to give an upgrade or which give is where most of the strategy happens. Oh, and bomb hedgehogs are the best!

Fun, lighthearted ftp game with non-exploiting payment structure. Sometimes I never get a crab, and all of my opponents have 15/15 dogs followed by a crab with meat or a high attack dodo behind the crab. The worst one was when my opponent had three lvl 1 crabs following behind a huge dog, sure as hell never made out of that one alive. Other times your opponent would have a lvl 2 bat that lands an infection on your largest pet and then your opponent's pet with a meat makes a very favorable trade. Do not get me started with teams that are composed of a kangaroo behind an oxe behind a whale behind a spider. These are the worst.

Score 9/10 To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Full Review: Personal Playtime: 4.5 hours Super Auto Pets is my first stint foray into the auto battle genre on mobile. I got quite lucky choosing one of the best in the bunch. There are tons of possible build combinations and leveraging your lives as you strategically choose to lose certain rounds is something that very few can emulate. I found myself trying run after run as I even chose pets that were outside of my comfort zone just to see if I could make them work. The game does a good job at allowing you to go right into the next attempt after you fail. There are different pet packs which add more characters that you can choose from but these are completely optional and you will not have to compete against them. The game's longevity can be found in your attempt to collect all of the unlockables which are obtained through how well you perform before your team is finally knocked out. I cannot recommend this game enough if you are completely new to the auto battler genre as the vast majority of the characters and their skills are easy to understand and utilize.