Noa Noa!

Noa Noa is the PERFECT alternative for a modern-day Tamagotchi game. Simple yet beautiful graphics give players a retro feel, coupled with the adorable pixelated animations and art style of the Noas themselves. Gameplay is smooth and inclusive, with no glitches or interruptions on my end so far. No pop-up ads and no pressure to buy buy buy. - However, controls for some games in the academy and arcade buildings can get sticky. Although there’s an informative tutorial and tip boxes for some of the Noas pages, there are no tutorials for how to buy food and toys, which can be confusing for first time players. I also have no idea how to hatch eggs that I find in the environments, so a tutorial for that could be useful too. Overall, the game is cleanly made and is definitely a must-play for those seeking their next digital pet.

Very fun game but they are more needy than my real life pets. If you have a job they will 100% be dead by the time your off work, get home, and check your phone. You have to check on them every two hours and I don’t think even real tamogatchi were that frail. Maybe this game is just not meant for me but I really wish I could have a life and also play this game. Some how playing every day isn’t enough, it needs to be all day or your cute friends will die and all your work will be for nothing. I stopped playing this game because I was tired of getting excited to play it when I get a window to relax for the day only to find my noa dead because I didn’t come baby him all day even though he was fully fed, rested, and bathed a mere 4-5 hours ago. Tamogatchi were suppose to be like a pet, and a pet that dies when left alone for an afternoon isn’t a pet people would get, so idk why this game choose to go that direction. Please make it accessible for people older than 10 years old that have to be places during the day. Thnx!

This game reminded a lot about tamagotchis but even cuter with more features making it more rewarding~ It might just be me but the only problem I have with the game is how quickly they get hungry after playing a game. The hunger decreases a little too quickly for my liking but that’s probably just me because I’m bad at the mini games. Also I think there should be a vacation mode in case there are emergencies where I’m not able to access my phone for several days. Other small features that would make this even lovelier is a feature to be able to give them individual names. Another weird thing I noticed is that I’m not able to listen to my music while playing the game.

I’ve been waiting for a good tamagotchi-like virtual let for smartphones... since smartphones existed basically. This one is almost perfect! The noas are delightful, the cases are cute, the colors on everything are fantastic, and the mini-games you play with your pet are just fun enough (although sometimes I zoom in/out by accident when using multiple fingers to play games, and some games are definitely harder than others - looking at you, impossible apple-collecting game). The collection mechanics make Noa Noa way more engaging than a single tamagotchi ever was, without being exploitative. Highly recommended for lovers of virtual pets and cute idle games!

As a few other reviews have said, this is a very cute game, and a clean and different version of tamagotchi. The only issue I have is with the sleeping time. My Noa’s sleeping bar was all the way full, so of course I put it in sleep mode. But I come back maybe an hour or more later to play some more, and it’s not even close to well rested. Maybe lower the amount of time it takes to fully rest the Noa? It makes me less interested in playing if every time I pop in, it’s still resting. I do appreciate that it gains love while I’m away, though.