Temporal Dark Patterns
This game has 7 reported Temporal Dark Patterns. There are 4 votes indicating the absence of a dark pattern.
1 votes
2 votes
2 votes
1 votes
1 votes
1 votes
1 votes
1 votes
Playing by Appointment
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Being forced to play according to the game's schedule instead of yours.
0 / 1 votes
1 votes
Monetary Dark Patterns
This game has 0 reported Monetary Dark Patterns. There are 22 votes indicating the absence of a dark pattern.
2 votes
Premium Currency
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Exchange rate between real money and in-game currency disguises the real price of items.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Pay to Win
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A player can spend real money to purchase something that gives them an advantage in the game.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
2 votes
2 votes
Accidental Purchases
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Making it easy to accidentally spend money with no confirmation or ability to undo or refund the action.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Recurring Fee
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Encourages players to play as much as possible to get their money's worth.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
2 votes
2 votes
2 votes
Waste Aversion
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Capped inventory forces you to destroy items or upgrade inventory. Also, having small amounts of left over premium currency.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Anchoring Tricks
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Placing a cheap item next to an expensive item to make it look more affordable.
0 / 2 votes
Social Dark Patterns
This game has 0 reported Social Dark Patterns. There are 14 votes indicating the absence of a dark pattern.
2 votes
Social Pyramid Scheme
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You get a bonus for inviting your friends and then they have to invite their friends.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Social Obligation / Guilds
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To avoid letting down your friends, you are obligated to play when you don't want to.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Friend Spam / Impersonation
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The game sends spam to your contact list or social media account.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
2 votes
Encourages Anti-Social Behavior
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The game incentivizes players to lie, cheat, or backstab other players to get ahead.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Fear of Missing Out
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If you stop playing you'll miss out on something or be left behind and unable to catch up.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Psychological Dark Patterns
This game has 3 reported Psychological Dark Patterns. There are 8 votes indicating the absence of a dark pattern.
1 votes
Invested / Endowed Value
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Having already spent time and money to improve your status in the game, it's difficult to throw it away.
1 / 0 votes
1 votes
Complete the Collection
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The urge to collect all the items, achievements or secrets in a game.
1 / 0 votes
1 votes
Variable Rewards
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Unpredictable or random rewards are more addictive than a predictable schedule.
1 / 0 votes
2 votes
Badges / Endowed Progress
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Reluctancy to abandon a partially completed goal, even one forced upon the player.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Illusion of Control
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The game cheats or hides information to make you think you're better than you actually are.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Aesthetic Manipulations
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Trick questions or toying with emotions or our subconscious desires.
0 / 2 votes
2 votes
Optimism and Frequency Biases
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Overestimating the frequency of something because we’ve seen it recently or memorably.
0 / 2 votes
App Store Ratings
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Recent Dark Pattern Reviews
Advertisements reported on Sep 28, 2022
You can watch video ads for rewards.
Infinite Treadmill reported on Sep 28, 2022
There is no end goal to the game, as such it never really ends.
Wait To Play reported on Sep 28, 2022
Kokoro periodically offers you 3 free gifts, once they are claimed you have to wait 21 hours before you can claim more. The bee hives in the garden have timers that force you to wait varying amounts of time between harvests. When doing alchemy or trading with the merchant you have to wait a short time before you can see and claim the results.
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This cute shop management simulation game starts with you making strawberry tea with boba pearls for yourself. Joji, a strawberry forest spirit, can transport between universes to anywhere a strawberry is being used in a special way.
Joji sees you making this delicious bubble tea and tries it and asks you to help introduce the love of boba to their realm. Can you show these adorable beings why this drink is so special?
You can create all kinds of drinks with ingredients like blueberry popping boba, custard pudding, taro tea, lychee jelly, and red bean!
You can even add froggy and axolotl lids to your drinks!
Brew tea, shake some bubbles, fill your cup with tapioca pearls and jelly, and catch falling fruit and cheese foam in mini-games to get boosts for your custom drinks!
Mix and match furniture and windows. We’ve got mushroom style counters and tables, frog chairs and windows, and cottage core elements to make your shop look magical!
Come help Joji restore their honor and earn them a “Royal Favorite Thing” award from the monarchs of this land!