Party in My Dorm: Campus Life

The messages are showing a unread look on them now before they were a tint of yellow

You would think reaching out to community support / help would actually result in the support people to be helpful. However, the staff that work for this game must not have a care in the world. They respond without reading anything and then promptly closes tickets without any resolution. Spend your time downloading a different game. Clearly they don’t get paid enough if they’re treating their players this way 💀

So, I downloaded the game. I wasn’t even in the game a full week before I was getting messages from a couple men, and one woman who attempted to make me her sugarbaby. I was uncomfortable the entire time. Do not recommend.

I love this game but the person is bullying me and rude to me , i try to report player and banned from your game app , can you add report as banned and take serious this app , make more safety and i try to banned pikaboobunny from your game app because she keep bullying me and rude to me , why you don’t take seriously and i really want pikaboobunny banned from your game app because she continues bullying me and rude to me , please take seriously

I love this game but the person is bullying me and rude to me , i try to report player and banned from your game app

Devs play the game and act like high school bullies as long as encourage the behavior on their app. If you enjoy your mental health, I suggest skipping Thinking Ape games altogether and going with ANYTHING ELSE BESIDES THIS.

PIMD is a decaying carcass of a social game that was great to talk to and form a community. Currently, if you are interested in 18+ adult rp or spending bucketloads of money to match accounts up to 13 years old, this is the money sink for you. As a case in point, a yearly subscription of $700 is available for players to purchase, or bundles costing $100-200+ of one-time consumable items. Players have utilized this aspect to form groups that spend these consumables together, further pushing a cost-sink fallacy and p2w gameplay. In addition, this game releases contents through “hunts” in which in order to receive higher rewards, you must open boxes costing roughly $1. These “loot boxes” do not come with drop rates, which is actually against guidelines from the App Store and Google Play Store, so you should expect to be spending $500 or more to compete, or as minimal as $4000 to be in the top 10. Thus, PIMD is not friendly to new players, and unfortunately due to the inability of the developers to control alternative accounts and botting, has surfaced a community that is unwelcoming to those attempting to set foot in this game (unless, you too, decide to spend money to characterize or find sellers off-app in the black market due to hyperinflation).

bunch of old men trying to find kids it’s creepy app please do not download.

It’s just a cash grab honestly.

Been playing this game for 10 years! It lay it everyday!