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The style of this game is a virtual pet game similar to Tamagotchi (a Bandai brand), in which players care for an Eevee. There are two different skins for the game. Daisuki Eevee is yellow/light-brown color, whereas Colorful Friends is a pink color. | The style of this game is a virtual pet game similar to Tamagotchi (a Bandai brand), in which players care for an Eevee. There are two different skins for the game. Daisuki Eevee is yellow/light-brown color, whereas Colorful Friends is a pink color. | ||
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Eevee × Tamagotchi: Daisuki Eevee and Eevee × Tamagotchi: Colorful Friends are self-contained video games, based on the popular Pokémon Eevee, which had at an earlier date, served as a mascot for the Nintendo Switch games Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.
This game was released during a 2017-2018 promotion known as the "Project Eevee" campaign.
Gameplay
The style of this game is a virtual pet game similar to Tamagotchi (a Bandai brand), in which players care for an Eevee. There are two different skins for the game. Daisuki Eevee is yellow/light-brown color, whereas Colorful Friends is a pink color.
The player is able to hatch and raise an Eevee Egg, which can later be evolved into eight Eeveelutions (from Generations I-VII) depending on certain conditions.
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