Beastie Bay DX

Kairosoft

About this game

Washed ashore a desolate island and surrounded by savage beasts, can you thrive...or merely survive?

Blaze trails into unknown territory...and then make it your own! Plant crops, build housing and power sources, and transform the island into your own personal paradise. As you progress, you'll be able to develop new gear and technology to take your adventure to the next level, including ways to travel to unexplored islands nearby!

The native fauna eyeing you as their next meal? Capture the critters, trade them with friends, and train them to fight for you! Most have elemental strengths and weaknesses, so use these to your advantage in battle.

Venture far enough afield and you may find signs of civilization. If you make the right friends, your humble isle could grow into an economic powerhouse, complete with hot springs, hotels, and heliport. The possibilities are as limitless as the horizon!

Survival of the fittest was never so fun! You call the shots as you develop your primitive isle into a luxurious slice of paradise!

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Ratings and reviews

I really wish i could transfer my data from the free version but otherwise this is probably one of my top-5 favorite games of all time. it's a breezy, little management sim with a charming monster collecting element reminiscent of Dragon Quest Monsters and a surprisingly well-developed battle system. Definitely worth the money.

All of Kairosoft's games feel like- and I mean this with no malice whatsoever- old, archaic Java games from the early 2000s that were somehow ported to modern phones through some sort of technical wizardry. This game is no exception: it even mimics the old face buttons of a brick phone! Besides that, the music is choppy and cuts out before the songs can finish half the time, and there's a myriad of text formatting issues but the graphics are super charming, which is a given from this developer.

Fun like last time, much better without the micro transactions. Hopefully, we'll get a new beastie game thay focuses more on just the monsters one day. Heres a tip: for tough bosses use a team of the same element as the boss equipped with elements strong against that element