This game is part of itchi.io's charity bundle, but otherwise costs 5 dollars. While 5 dollars is a nice low price for an indie game, the 5 dollars actually gets you Early Access to the game's Alpha.
The game is absolutely NOT worth the asking price. Currently, if you pay the 5 bucks and get Early Access and your in-game rewards, you are asked to adopt two non-unique pets, at which point you have three options:
1. You can click the Explore button which 90% of the time will do nothing, and 10% of the time will either give you money, take away your Stamina, or give you Stamina, and extremely rarely, give you an item. The flavor text repeats itself costantly, with each "Biome" only having one or two flavor sentences for a game where you must mash the Explore button hundreds of times.
2. In this Pet Breeding and Collecting game, you must purchase microtransactions in order to obtain more pets OR breed them.
3. You can view all of the various pages where content would normally be, but they are all currently blank or placeholders.
There are dedicated forums, but on them the developers say that they only post updates and answer questions on their Discord. What purpose does the forum solve?
The game seems to have been in Early Access since last year, but it doesn't appear that there's any content beyond what I described. No timeline, development map, or content guide is present on the site as far as I can tell.
When I redeemed my Early Access rewards, I tried to get access to my BLM Pride Critter, but am given an error message in my inventory saying the Critter can't be activated.
So honestly, your options are to click the Explore button to get money to go to one of the three shops that functions (There's a Critter shop that seems completely broken at the moment), or you can pay microtransactions to try to get more pets or breed pets. The website also says they do "giveaways" on their Discord server's Game Nights.
And to be honest, adding a game to the Racial Justice pack only for it to only be possible to play the game with multiple extra fees seems quite cynical.
At least the artwork is good, for what little there is!