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**My Tamagotchi Forever**, known simply as **My Tamagotchi** (マイたまごっち) in Japan, is a free-to-play mobile game developed by Paladin Studios. The game was announced on November 23rd, 2017, on Tamagotchi's 21st anniversary, and was officially released worldwide on March 15, 2018. On November 23, 2021, the app was made available to Japan as part of Tamagotchi's 25th anniversary.

## Features

The game will allow the player to raise a Tamagotchi along with exploring Tamagotchi Town. The player can earn coins and level up through playing minigames, and share memorable moments with friends through the app. The player can also unlock food and costumes for their Tamagotchi, as well as buy decorations for Tamagotchi Town. As adults, they have careers, which require things such as reaching a certain score in a game, eating a certain type of food 10 to 15 times, and acquiring the outfit associated with that career. When completed, a new egg will hatch.

### Minigames

	* **Match 3**: The player must connect up vials of different colored potions. Unlike in Template:Wp or other clones like Template:Wp, there is no such thing as an illegal move, however, levels must be cleared within a limited number of moves. Features Mametchi.
	* **Planet Hop**: Playing as Kuchipatchi in a space suit, the player must tap to launch him to the next planets while avoiding suns and blackholes, but gravitational forces may send him off track into space. Collect stars for points.
	* **Band Practice**: Similar to Template:Wp, tap the notes as they appear and collect coins along the way. Features Memetchi.
	* **Hide and Seek** (**Only for Apple ARKit and Google ARCore supported devices**): Place a miniature version of Tamatown on your floor, then walk through it to find the hiding characters within the time limit.
	* **Hoops**: Shoot one of the 3 basketballs into the hoop. As the player progresses, it gets more difficult. When the player runs out of balls, the screen will show the word "OVERTIME!" and the player has an infinite amount of basketballs before the timer on the hoop runs out. Features Kuromametchi.
	* **Doodle Pairs**: You have to find matching items within a time limit. You have 3 chances at missing before the game is over. Features Chamametchi.
	* **Layer Cake**: Stack cakes on top of each other. Placing a layer imperfectly makes the next one smaller. Features Neliatchi.
	* **Template:Wp:** Based on the open-source Template:Wp clone of the same name. Slide matching numbered blocks together to form larger numbers, culminating with one block having the number 2048. The game is over if no more moves are possible. Features Violetchi.
	* **Scoop Tower**: Move an ice cream cone to stack ice cream while avoiding vegetables. Features Orenetchi.
	* **Bridge Builder**: Tap and hold to extend the measuring tape, release to create bridges between book stacks. Features Mimitchi.
	* **Witchcraft**: Copy the sounds and lights of potions, similar to Template:Wp. Features Sebiretchi.
	* **Fruit Slice**; Clone of Template:Wp. Cutting multiple fruits in a single swipe gives you more points. Missing a fruit or cutting a spicy pepper makes you lose a heart, while cutting an ice cube will slow down time for a while. Features Puchitchi.
	* **Bouncy Balls**: Inspired by Template:Wp, but you manually aim the balls instead of reflecting them back with a paddle, similar to the Nintendo DSiWare game Reflect Missle/Trajectile. Features Meganetchi.
## Characters

Unlike other Tamagotchi installments, growth is determined not by quality of care, but instead what foods the Tamagotchi is fed. Baby stages have an equal chance of that character appearing. Toddlers evolve from Babies after 4 hours, Teens evolve from Toddlers 36 hours after that, and Adults evolve from Teens after about a week. Tamagotchis also do not die, run away, or return to Tamagotchi Planet, but instead grow and take on careers no matter how well cared for they are.

Babies

	* Futabatchi
	* Omututchi
	* Mimifuwatchi (added in May 2018)
	* PuchiTeletchi (added in April 2019)
	* Ufufutchi (added in February 2021)
Toddlers

	* Hoshitchi (obtained by feeding nothing/fruit/snacks in previous stage)
	* Meganetchi (obtained by feeding veggies in previous stage)
	* Mizutamatchi (added in August 2018, obtained by feeding seafood in previous stage)
	* Puchitchi (added in August 2018, obtained by feeding sweets in previous stage)
	* Mohitamatchi (added in December 2018, obtained by feeding meat in previous stage)
	* Tamatchi (added in June 2019, obtained by feeding snacks in previous stage)
Teens

	* Nikatchi (obtained by feeding mostly fruits in previous stage)
	* Hinatchi (obtained by feeding veggies in previous stage)
	* Soyofuwatchi (blue) (obtained by feeding meats in previous stage)
	* Mokokotchi (pink) (obtained by feeding snacks in previous stage)
	* Eriitchi (added in July 2018, obtained by feeding sweets/fruits in previous stage)
	* Haretchi (added in July 2018, obtained by feeding seafood in previous stage)
	* Ebatchi (added in October 2018, obtained by feeding meat/snacks in previous stage)
	* Murachakitchi (added in April 2020, obtained by feeding vegetables/sweets in previous stage)
	* Obotchi (added in December 2020, obtained by feeding seafood/lots of fruit in previous stage)
Adults

	* Mametchi (obtained by feeding meat/seafood in previous stage)
	* Kuchipatchi (obtained by feeding junk foods such as chocolate, cookies)
	* Kuromametchi (obtained by feeding meat/fruits in previous stage)
	* Gozarutchi (secret character: obtained by feeding seafood/veggies in previous stage, by keeping energy in the green, and when the Training Course is placed in Tamagotchi Town)
	* Lovelitchi (obtained by feeding sweets/meat in previous stage)
	* Memetchi (obtained by feeding snacks/fruit in previous stage)
	* Chamametchi (obtained by feeding seafood/fruit in previous stage)
	* Sebiretchi (obtained by feeding fruits/snacks in previous stage)
	* Neliatchi (contest winner, added in August 2018, obtained by feeding snacks/veggies in previous stage)
	* Kikitchi (added in September 2018, obtained by feeding fruits/veggies in previous stage)
	* Violetchi (added in February 2019, obtained by feeding sweets and seafood in previous stage)
	* Orenetchi (added in October 2019, obtained by feeding meat and snacks in previous stage)
	* Mimitchi (added in January 2020, obtained by feeding meat and veggies in previous stage)
	* Charatchi (added June 2020, obtained by feeding snacks/seafood in previous stage)
	* Smartotchi (added February 2021, obtained by feeding veggies/sweets in previous stage)
Others

	* Weeptchi (NPC, exclusive to Japanese version)
	* Tsuyopitchi (Same as above)
	* Poptchi (Same as above)
### Character Contest

Announced along with the game, the Character Contest took entries from November 23rd, 2017 until January 10th, 2018. Players entered the contest by registering for a game account early, and the winner was randomly selected afterword. The winning entry had a character designed after them, Neliatchi, who was added in the August 2018 patch.

## Outfits

*For full list, please see* My Tamagotchi Forever Outfits
## In-app purchases

### Permanent

	* Welcome Pack ($4.99 in the US and €4,49 in Europe) - Disables random ad pop-ups. Includes the Coin Doubler, Diamonds, and certain items, if purchased within 7 days of installing the game.
	* Coin Doubler ($2.99 in the US and €2,29 in Europe) - Doubles all coins received.
### Consumable

	* Diamonds (between $1.99 and $99.99 in the US and between €2,29 and €109,99 in Europe) - Used for purchasing certain foods, skipping the night without watching an ad, and cheating in minigames without watching an ad.
	* Tama Club ($4.99 per month in the US and €4,99 per month in Europe) - A subscription that includes a special house, skipping the night without watching an ad or spending Diamonds, cheating in minigames without watching an ad or spending Diamonds, and (an additional?) Coin Doubler.
## Gallery

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## Trivia

	* Despite featuring hunger, happiness, and hygiene meters, Tamagotchi's cannot die and do not run away in this game, even if they aren't cared for at all.
		+ The energy meter (which is part of the app’s business model) actually encourages you to neglect your Tamagotchi. Energy depletes as long as your Tamagotchi is not in bed, so keeping them in bed - even while starved, bored, and dirty - conserves energy.
	* While Paladin Studios is a Dutch company, the game is originally written in English. The Dutch translation of the game is done by a different company and is of low quality. No translator is credited for any language.
	* Instead of turning the light off at night, here, turning it off lets your Tamagotchi sleep, while turning it on wakes them up. Regardless of this, the notification says *"Hey, I'm awake. Turn on the light!"*.
	* This is the first game to feature background characters as playable characters (i.e., Ebatchi and Murachakitchi).
## External Links

	* iTunes App Store page
	* Google Play Store page
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