It really talks to you
Tame replies for real, remembers what you told it, and calls you by name. Every pet has its own personality — one you help shape.
VIRTUAL PET · GENERATION 2026
Tame grows for real: feed it, chat with it, raise it right — and watch it evolve even while the app is closed. Now with the Village, the farm you build from nothing. Pixel by pixel.
Totó · dog
press the buttons — there are 4 species
In motion
One minute forty-nine: the pet living in real time, talking back, going to school and growing up. No narration — it works muted.
== INSTRUCTION MANUAL ==
Tame replies for real, remembers what you told it, and calls you by name. Every pet has its own personality — one you help shape.
Hunger, sleep, and bath time follow the real clock. Your pet keeps living its little life even with the app closed — and misses you if you disappear.
Every pet hatches from an egg, becomes a baby, and grows up. How you care for it changes the path — and a neglected pet moves on, leaving behind an heir egg.
Your pet studies, graduates, and picks a career based on the habits you encouraged. Once graduated, it earns a daily salary.
Ball, dance, and two mini-games: Treat Catch, 20 seconds of reflexes, and Snake, the classic from the old phones. Both pay in coins to spend on cosmetics and scenes in the shop.
Baths, medicine, vaccines, tantrums, and discipline. Your choices shape your pet's personality — well-behaved or a little wild, it's up to you.
== NEW: TAME VILLAGE ==

The Village is the other half of Tame: a map of your own, where you build a town hall, a farm, a sawmill, a hen house and a cattle pen, sow, harvest and raise farm animals. All in real time, like the rest of the game — production runs while the app is closed.
Five buildings, each with its own output and its own build time. Levelling up yields more — and costs more.
Wheat, carrot, tomato, pumpkin and strawberry. Every seed has its own pace, and the harvest comes in whole, in a single tap.
Chicken, duck, pig, cow, bull and sheep. You name them, they wander the yard and chat with each other — and they wander off, if you leave the gate open.
The village starts on one plot. The others are bought with gems, the scarcest resource — and the map grows.
== THIS IS THE BEGINNING ==
The avenue leaves the map heading east, and the sign at the end of it still says "coming soon". That is deliberate: a market with prices that move, the milkman's truck, bees and honey, and a link to other people's villages. What is live today is the first layer.
== WHAT’S NEW ==
Care, chat (with a daily limit), grow your pet and earn coins — all for free. Premium is optional: more chat a day, exclusive items and more minigame rounds.
Came back today? Grab a coin. Consecutive days grow the reward, with a special milestone on your 7th visit in a row.
Get a friend to adopt their own pet: you both earn coins when their pet hatches.
Milestones that last forever — hatched, graduated, a full week of gifts, collector… each with its own little celebration.
Wide, scrolling worlds (loft, beach house, mansion) that you furnish with sofas, paintings, sculptures and photo frames.
Athlete, teacher, developer, artist, gardener or chef: your pet graduates into the profession of the habits you encouraged — and earns a daily salary.
== SCENES FROM THE GAME ==






== BIG SCENES ==

Premium
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Premium== INSERT COIN ==
Tame is being built in the open — no ads, and designed with kids in mind. Tame Premium gives you 30 chat messages a day (the free plan has 3), exclusive items and scenes, more minigame rounds, and the cryo LAB.
== TAME DIARY ==
The new version brings a tractor with four implements, a windmill, a greenhouse and crops that keep time. The design decisions behind them: why a farm needs something that CONSUMES, what changes when the tractor joins the depth queue instead of being drawn on top, and what a blind player taught us about buttons.
A cattle pen, six pets, crops, and a road that leaves the map. The decisions behind this release: the animal that produces nothing and is still worth it, the sign that promises a world, and the map change that almost moved everyone’s farm a few tiles sideways.