Raise virtual pets with friends

SUSH • virtual pets is a social and communication app for taking care of digital pets called SUSH. As it centers on collaboration, you’ll need to enlist the help of a friend or stranger to feed, accessorize, and evolve a SUSH. Frankly, it’s a great way to spend quality time with your closest buddies—albeit virtually.

SUSH • virtual pets is undoubtedly a grindy game. The missions, for example, can take several days or weeks to complete—making you feel like it’s a second job rather than a cute pastime. Also, the game is unpolished due to glitches and bugs.

Play with friends

If you’re looking for co-op-friendly pet simulator games, then SUSH • virtual pets is the right game for you. Here, you can raise and take care of virtual pets with your strangers or friends by sending a request or sharing your unique SUSH user link on Snapchat. Nevertheless, all pets include a short bio as well as a list of their favorite food. 

For example, the Salmuraï prefer to eat king salmon, white rice, and yellow ginger. Like Pokemon, it features an evolution mechanic that changes the appearance of a pet. You can increase its level by completing missions, such as sending 100 messages to your friend or raising your digital pet for 80 straight days, which requires immense dedication and effort from players.

Playing “Miso rush,” “Prompt picker,” and other mini-games also aid in your SUSH’s growth. That aside, you can change the background or adorn your pet with cool accessories to create a unique look. Overall, this game involves patience and heavy grinding, not to mention the occasional glitches that prevent the SUSH from evolving or cause its untimely death. Authentication issues when logging in are present as well.

Needs polishing

Overall, SUSH • virtual pets is a cute game that lets you and your friend feed and accessorize SUSH. It involves a lot of grinding, to be frank. Hence, patience and dedication are required to complete all the missions to grow your pet. Sadly, the game is riddled with technical issues—from problems with authentication to glitches that stymie the evolution of a SUSH.