Aniimo

A creature-collecting game from Pawprint Studio.

About Aniimo

Aniimo is a free-to-play open-world creature collecting games developed and published by Pawprint Studio. Featuring a large variety of adorable creatures that players can add to their roster via taming, egg hatching, and other means, Aniimo allows players to explore a vast world and uncover its secrets with the help of the Aniimo’s unique abilities. Use Aniimo to swim, climb, solve puzzles and glide through the air. Both with your Aniimo and nurture them to level them up and evolve them into even more powerful creatures that will help you in your journey.

When not questing, players have plenty of other things to do. The game features Aniimo duels, and offers a PvPvE mode for those looking for excitement. Players looking for something more casual and relaxing will be able to find that easily as well, with the RV system. With this players own an RV that they can park at a campsite in the open world and hang out with other players. The RV can also be moved to the Homeland where players will have the ability to customize their home and grow crops.

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Latest Updates

You can now take your critters with you on the go.

3 weeks ago

You don’t have long to wait now.

1 month ago

System Requirements

OS

Windows 10

Memory

8 GB RAM

Storage

40 GB available space

Processor

Intel Core i7-4770 / AMD Ryzen 7 2700

Graphics

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 / AMD Radeon RX 5600

Additional Notes

Specifications may change during development

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Game Info

Developer Pawprint Studio
Publisher Pawprint Studio
Release Date September 15, 2026
Platform
Windows
Genre RPG
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Please note this free-to-play game may or may not offer optional in-game purchases.

Tags

Open WorldPvPPvEFantasySci-Fi3D GraphicsSandboxThird Person View