Doodle Creatures™

At first thought I hated the timer, I thought it was gonna get ridiculous, the thing is, usually its not that bad. The way I see it, it actually works out, it makes you think more before you just go randomly clicking everything, the dna usually only takes about a minute to make, and the more animals you get the easier it gets to obtain it, It’s not that bad once you get the hang of it, plus you can just try matching other things while you wait on dna, All in all I still like it a lot and its a great addition to the series. now all we need is a remake or an update for doodle farm :) this will always be my favorite iOS series I’ve been playing them ever sense Doodle God first came out.

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Of the four "Doodle ---" games I've purchased and played, this is by far the lamest. Why? Way less content than the other Doodle games. There is only one section to the main game, 132 or so elements total to discover. And for the privilege, you have a timer involved with every new element that costs currency to rush through (no your $2 doesn't get you that automatically). There are only 3 other bits of content to play- 3 *extremely* short "puzzles" that are about 5 reactions total to finish, with no setup or story or anything to add to the puzzles. No other quests. No "artifacts" or other content to explore. As is custom, there are a couple premium currencies available for more of your real money. If you buy the "disable repeat reactions" option, that's 80% of what you start with. I've enjoyed the other Doodle games (God, Devil, Kingdom), although they have sometimes felt overpriced, but this game was a total disappointment and waste of money in my opinion.

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The scanning of the animals is tiresome. And once they are done scanning and you get a new element you don't have unlimited use of it. You get 1 element of "small" each time you scan a hamster. If you want to apply the element "small" to 10 creatures you have to scan that hamster 10 times to get 10 elements of "small" Also in app purchases for s game I already paid $1.99 for is wrong. You already got my money - there should be no in app purchases.

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five minutes in and I'm done. the basic mechanics that made DG and DD great are gone, and replaced with opportunities for microtransactions. instead of just combining two elements to get a new one, you scan elements to collect properties ("cute," "flying," "rodent," etc). then you drag creatures over to that property to form new ones (hamster + flying = bat). It's not what made doodle god so good, but I can work with that. except you have one scanner, and it takes twenty seconds. but you can speed it up with DNA pills, which cost money. and you only get one "furry" every time you scan, so essentially they artificially slow the game down to force you to pay to play at the same pace as previous entries in the series. you can unlock other scanners, which also costs DNA pills, which also costs money. that would be okay (paying for more DNA pills on top of paying for the app can be avoided with patience), but you literally can not progress without DNA pills. I tried three combinations in a row to see what animal it would result in, and instead of some clever answer like in Doodle God, I got a lazy "_____ mutant." Which you have to keep in a flask. Which costs DNA pills. Which costs money. tl;dr earlier entries were great, then they sold out and destroyed the game as a quick and lazy cash grab. 1/5 do not recommend

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I loved all of the other Doodle games but this one is beyond disappointing. I bought this one because I have played almost all of the other ones and very much enjoyed them. There isn't a way to earn the Dna pills that are the currency for the game unless you buy more. And literally 3 puzzles that take you maybe a minute to complete!? If they added way more puzzles and made a way to gain the currency for the game without having to pay more than the initial cost of the game, then I would enjoy it. This game needs more work before they can ask people to spend $2 on it.