Super Animal Royale

i LOVED this game until they changed the UI, i used to be able to get in a match in 3 minutes now it takes like 10. So now it is garbage and i will not play till they change the UI back to normal if they ever change it back to normal. i hope they change it back to the old UI so bad. Until then DO NOT PLAY.

玩家少。全是老登

小动物之星没了，我很喜欢这个游戏，就是电脑版有点不好操作，没之前顺手了，我也玩了两年手游了，端游换皮肤什么的有点没搞懂

I'm not a huge fan of battle royales or PvP games in general, but this is a notable exception. I don't know if it's the super friendly (and super silly) community, the surprisingly engaging gameplay, or the unbelievably adorable character design + sounds, but this one is definitely worth trying. Especially after the Super Animal World expansion, which essentially turned the game into a cosy MMO inhabited by the cutest little creatures and some of the most fun dialogues I've seen in a while. The battle royale is still there if you want it (along with other game modes), but otherwise, it's mostly something you do to complete quests or level up between sessions of raving with crabs and goofing around with friends. Also, [i]you can be a moth![/i] If that's not worth a positive review, I don't know what is. [spoiler][i]Praise Banan! 🍌[/i][/spoiler]

Im just here for the fox -fox

it is a great game and it is a shame it is not 100x more popular as it should be.

We seem to have gotten a global lobby now with a stupid story mode that nobody asked for and I really dislike that. There seem to be bots that have now been added, too. There didn't seem to be bots before when I last played about 6 months ago :-( I prefer just going solo to grind achievements and the new global lobby makes that a chore rather than something fun since it no longer takes a quick second to get into a match like it used to. Now you have to wait too long for "matchmaking" because there is no instant queue from the online playerbase anymore. Uninstalling, there's better games out there.

打的長篇大論手滑按掉了，不嘻嘻。 這遊戲亞服伺服器就是顆被當土豆裝的蹦蹦炸彈，玩幾小時人蹦住了，伺服器沒蹦住 看著這遊戲五年多了，不能說自己有多資深，但連線是肉眼可見的越來越爛，一天沒爆四五次都算今天網路好 更新也是越來越敷衍，以前通行證還算能看，現在越來越拉胯，服裝感覺拼幾個色塊就當成品端出來了，審美彷彿停留在上個世紀 還堅持玩的老玩家，不是真愛，就是錢退不了款 我是後者。 而官方停更了兩年深造的劇情向探索玩法: ~~~{超級動物世界}~~~ 就釣魚，和抓蟲。劇情呢? 普通。但文本翻譯絕對是不得不品的一環: 純一坨。內容完全靠社群玩家志願翻譯，來不及的直接丟ai，最後端出來一個新玩家看不懂，老玩家看不下去的構史文本 真的很喜歡這款遊戲，但等了那麼久出來的卻是個四不像，哪邊都不討好的半成品，真的令人失望

I would like to clarify that my concerns are specifically about the Chinese-speaking moderation team, not moderators from other communities. I've heard that the game's moderators are unpaid volunteers, and I would like to ask the team to reconsider whether relying on unpaid moderators is appropriate. 1. Moderating a game requires a significant amount of time to handle reports, maintain order, and respond to player issues. As volunteers, moderators may not be able to consistently dedicate the time needed to maintain the quality of moderation and the overall player experience. 2. Moderators have important powers such as muting and banning players. Without a formal employment relationship, clear accountability, or a structured review system, disputes are more likely to arise. In fact, moderation-related controversies have already occurred within the Chinese-speaking community. 3. Unpaid moderators are often players themselves, which can create conflicts of interest due to personal relationships within the community. Several players have already expressed concerns about unfair moderation. I have also heard allegations that report information has been shared with non-moderator players who have personal relationships with moderators. If true, this would be a serious concern, as player reports should be treated as confidential and only be accessible to authorized staff. There are also some rather absurd incidents, such as moderators treating wrongfully banned players with a hostile attitude, saying things like “I’m helping you handle this and I’m not getting paid anyway,” or posting report contents in a public Discord channel ((this person has not spoken for a long time but still retains moderator status)). I hope the team will carefully review the current moderation system and consider implementing stronger oversight, accountability, and confidentiality measures, particularly within the Chinese-speaking community.