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Simply put, vPet Engine is a software that allows you to create an online community game like neopets.com. FEATURE RICH VIRTUAL PET ENGINE: Your members can acquire toys, food and other items in several ways. While enjoying the game, your members can also build their own communities, auctions, item shops, clubs, etc.

GENERATE ROYALTY USERS AND MAKE YOUR COMMUNITY MORE STICKY: Besides care virtual creatures, the game center keep your members coming back daily (Snake Eyes, Lottery Center, Random Numbers, Drop Box, Referral Contest, Daily Items, Slots, Random Points, The Price is right, Search/Fish for Pets, Battle Center, Quests, Trivia)

GENERATE TRAFFIC AUTOMATICALLY: System rewards users who recruit other users through a referral program.

MEMBERS PAY TO UPGRADE: Users pay to upgrade their account for permium game features

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