NoMi
NoMi is such a fun and entertaining game! I really enjoy the overall concept, and it’s the kind of game that keeps you coming back because there’s always something new to do. The gameplay is engaging, the design is enjoyable, and it’s easy to get invested once you start playing.
I especially love how immersive and interactive it feels. It has a good balance of challenge and fun without feeling overly complicated. You can tell a lot of thought went into creating the experience.
Definitely worth giving a try if you’re looking for something fun to play and get lost in for a while. I’m excited to see what updates and new features come in the future! Highly recommend. 🎮✨
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Perfect!
Wonderfully Innovative
Love this game
I love this
Very insightful
LOVE THIS GAME!
Hmmm
Great app ruined by bribing users for 5-star reviews
The core concept is awesome and I immediately had high hopes. It’s so immersive and realistic, the responses arrive quickly and make logical sense, the system of analyzing my responses to interpret and explain my personality traits has been accurate and interesting. This is absolutely the kind of app I would adore and maybe pay for (which I rarely do).
What I don’t love:
It provides little to no context about the scenarios into which it drops you, giving you 5 turns to achieve a goal in a conversation when you don’t even know what your relationship to these characters is supposed to be. That’s stressful and unpleasant, and it feels like I’m in Quantum Leap.
The dealbreakers:
I struggled to locate a way to contact anyone to ask questions or send feedback. The contact info is a discord link that, for me, opens discord but leads nowhere. Eventually i found a link to their discord on some other site. Eventually I also found a contact email, which was on another site and, for me, buried at the bottom beneath overlapping text. It’s probably not purposeful, but it was unsettling how difficult it was to reach out.
The biggest issue for me was that they offer free energy in exchange for a 5-star review, which I understand is against the App Store rules. Incentivizing reviews in itself isn’t a problem, but requiring them to be 5-star reviews artificially inflates the ratings and is not okay. I would have been okay with the other issues I had, but this is dishonest and not in good faith.
I do appreciate the intensely hard work of independent developers. This app is such a wonderful concept and has so much potential. Even with unfinished features, it’s an excellent experience. But the lack of transparency regarding contact information and the manipulation of the rating system really ruined this for me.
Please consider discontinuing the incentivized review practice. It’s such a good app on its own, it doesn’t even need the falsely inflated reviews.
Fun and real
So far so good
Not Bad but Room for Improvement
What rubs me wrong though is the fact that if you do want more energy, you’d be given a prompt to join their discord and from there you are given an offer to review the game for 5 stars in order to get 30 free energy. I won’t say anything more on that, just a heads up to others considering downloading the game: take the 5 star reviews with a grain of salt. I don’t doubt there are people who genuinely thinks this game is worth the full mark but given the fact that there were at least a couple hundred threads in their “reviews for energy” channel, there’s probably a good chunk of 5 star reviews that are skewed.
Fun!
very novel idea!
Great game!
Very interactive
The game also targets what you need to work on mentally and works it into the character interactions.
Also you can create your own custom interaction with any character you like in the game. Very cool!
