Player Reviews

Hello hello! I've been playing this game since 2019, and I can confidently say that I love it. The community is vast and helpful, there's little to no scamming within the trading shops/threads, and the staff is incredibly helpful. That's not to say the game is perfect. No game is perfect, especially not a game that's been run off the same code for years. However, not only are the site creators aware of this themselves, but they're actively taking huge steps to freshen it up. New things are coming out right now for the first time in forever, and I'm genuinely excited. This feels like it's going to be a fresh start for PFQ while not undermining or changing the game for the worse for veteran players. I've had wonderful chats with multiple staff members over the years of playing, and Celle especially is one of my favorite staff members. I've recently gotten incredibly close to finishing my dex, and yet I'm not worried about what this could mean for the playability of the game. After I finish up my dex, I know that more Pokémon will be released as the game goes. Also, while it's definitely a main goal to complete your dex, it's not required to enjoy the game in its entirety. Something that really makes me come back to this game is the community. I mentioned it a little bit up above, but I haven't really mentioned it in its entirety. Everyone who plays this game for fun is on your side. Back when I started playing, I had a good friend. She doesn't play anymore, but I used her shop constantly. I bought many shinies and albinos from her, and in turn, she helped me get my Pokeradar. After she quit playing, she had gifted me most of her account upgrades. While I miss her every day I play without her, I'm not the only person who's been helped by a thorough member of the community. Many people I see on this game are incredibly helpful. They help out the newbies, and in turn, the newbies help them grow as well. I am so thankful I started playing this over other games in 2019, and I'm excited to see how it continues to grow and flourish. To many more years of Pokefarm Q! ~Yeet

It passes the time, and there's usually always something to do. It's a chill environment, and you can play at your own pace. Thanks to all involved in creating, expanding, and maintaining this awesome Game!

I love PokeFarm, when I'm waiting to be somewhere I can just click mindlessly or if I'm running errands I can have my pokewalker out and gain things. There's no ads to pressure you to buy any of their services, their administrative team is friendly,professional and helpful. They have weekly events and tournaments you can take part in. Whether you're a collector, a casual player, or something in between, PokeFarm keeps it simple, and fun. You CAN purchase things with real money, but you need to find the corresponding tabs. This game is 100% free to play by your choice. Did I mention it's customizable too? You can change the site backgrounds to suit your interests by going to farm > tools > site skins

I'll start by saying that I didn't want to make a review so soon as I am a relatively new user, but the recent 'ban debacle' has prompted me to at least put down some thoughts. For those unaware the tl;dr is that over 40 accounts were banned for suspected botting because they were using CSS of some kind which caused the site to overload and look like it was under a DDoS attack. The banned users were sent e-mails saying they had been banned for botting and encouraged to contact support if they felt this was an error. It took hours for many to get their accounts back, and the vast majority were innocent users who had done nothing wrong and rightly panicked when they felt their progress and irl money spent were just gone with no proper explanation. In trying to address this the staff were exceptionally harsh. This stems from the fact that they were not as clear as they should have been from the start about what was happening, and users were responding with their own frustrations around the issue. Were this an uncommon thing I'd be inclined to let it go and say nothing but...well, it's clear from doing a little digging around the forums and reading other reviews [especially the 1/2 star ones] that this is a consistent issue going back years. Something will go wrong, and rather than being as clear as possible the staff [and especially the site owner] will try to fix the issue and not address it publicly in most cases, and the above loop happens. Users don't understand and are understandably frustrated, the staff/site owner lash out, and it's just a cycle. I know a bit about code, and how hard it is to maintain older code while trying to build new things and keep a site like this running but also full of enough stuff/events to keep people engaged. But I saw in several other reviews as well as on the forums that the owner is working on another game and while that's all well and good as it seems they are also intent on being the only one doing code on this site...well, let's just say if I were doing that I know I'd be stretched thin and stressed and prone to lashing out to. Which still doesn't make that behavior okay, especially without proper apologies in the aftermath, but I do kinda understand it at least. And what this all boils down to is a site that has issues due to how old the code is and that it was never meant to handle what's happening now, an owner who won't get help with the code [to the best of my knowledge] while also trying to code an entirely separate thing, and now users that are scared. They're scared that just using the site normally might get them banned - which isn't the case, but because it was explained so poorly at the start it's now the perpetuating sentiment. I saw a few people say they were scared to leave negative reviews and talk about their time on the site in a less than totally positive way. I've seen users attacking people for suggesting the staff [and especially the server owner] could be at fault in any way, shape, or form. I'm also scared to leave this review. But I feel it needs to be said because now I've witnessed first hand in real time how bad the staff are at communicating properly with users and then dealing with the aftermath when people are confused and trying to get answers, or saying that things weren't handled properly. Hopefully it can serve as a warning to people in the future too, if nothing else.

In the interest of transparency, I must note the following: - Affected users were using custom CSS injections that are not part of the intended game experience. While such modifications are generally permitted, in this particular case their use led to excessive server load that appeared to be a DDoS attack. DDoS attacks are extremely serious and it was treated as such, until the server load went back to normal and I was able to investigate further and figure out why these users looked like they were malicious. - Affected users were unlocked as quickly as 30 minutes after their initial lock, and compensated for the disruption. As far as I am aware, most of the "hours-long" responses were a combination of waiting for the user to respond, and ongoing monitoring of the situation, but for the most part every effort was made to resolve things as fast as possible. - This reviewer was not impacted by the situation, did not get caught by the anti-cheat that triggered the incident, has never been in contact with any moderator for any reason, has never contacted Support, and has never participated in any forum thread where a moderator was involved (except for one PSA where they expressed gratitude for the way it was handled). This reviewer has effectively zero first-hand experience with the moderation team, and it appears their review is almost entirely based on other people's views and not their own. While the review is of course appreciated, these factors should be kept in mind when determining its weight.

Came back to this game after a long hiatus and it's still just as fun and addictive as before! My favorite thing on here is collecting every Pokemon and seeing all the Exclusive and Variant pokemon the site releases!!

A casual clicker game any Pokémon fan is sure to enjoy, bringing a unique and diverse experience for players across the world.

One of the most relaxing games I've played that I truly enjoy coming back to. It's is Eggceptional, I would highly recommend it!!

I left years ago because of outside life events. But saw an ad for it on insta and logged back into my account. I fell back in love with the game and instantly was reminded of how fun and addictive it is!