You're standing between two eggs. One looks like it contains a sea lord with fins so sharp they could slice sushi, and the other? Well, it's more like a dinosaur Kinder Egg that could contain a baby T-Rex (or a moldy rock, who knows).
Two dragons are flying behind you. Colorful, iridescent, with an expression that says "we're just here for decoration, but if things get tough, we'll be the first to run away." And you think to yourself, "This is exactly the moment my brain will take a vacation.
Ocean Egg. Fossil Egg. Which one should you choose? One promises adventures in the depths, the other a return to the days when it was common to eat trilobites for breakfast. But what if you're wrong? What if instead of a seahorse, you hatch a fish that drowns on land, and a... rock pops out of the Fossil Egg? Yeah, that's what the game would really get you.
And those dragons? They look at you like "decide quickly, buddy, my wings are hurting." But the truth is, they're also waiting to see which one of you will be the brave hero who breaks the egg and... well, maybe accidentally opens a portal to another dimension.
So what? Which egg will you choose? And most importantly - what if it doesn't matter at all, because in the end you'll hatch something that will only want food and your care anyway?
Adopt Me: Where dreams turn into eggs and eggs into questions that even Google doesn't know the answer to.
