DOGGONE
DOGGONE is the once in a generation story of a lost dog trying to find its way home, inspired by the animal movies we all grew up with. Featuring a vibrant Disney-inspired art style, you will fulfill the ultimate dog fantasy as you embark upon a life-altering journey back home.
It’s Homeward Bound meets INSIDE with an art style like Sleeping Beauty.
Features
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Find your way home by journeying through a beautiful, handcrafted 2.5d world
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Sniff out points of interest and solve puzzles through Smell-O-Vision
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Dig up important items and hidden collectibles
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Bark, because… well, you’re a dog!
DOGGONE is a beautiful, heartfelt game and does not include violence, so in order to fulfill our promise to Phil Spencer, this will not be “like Old Yeller.”
The best way you can support our long journey home at this early stage is to wishlist the project!
Read More: Best Dog 2.5D Games.
You Can Pet The Dog VR
As far as dog petting VR games go, this is a dog petting VR game that includes a dog that you can pet. I was a bit skeptical at first given that other VR games I have played did not include a dog to pet, however, my worries were for naught as this game started with a dog that I could indeed pet. Now petting the dog is not the only thing you can do in this game. You can also throw various items that the dog will then fetch and bring back to you. If you decide that this particular pup’s fetching prowess is worthy of a pet, then oh boy let me tell you… you can pet the dog.
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
Read More: Best Dog Nature Games.
Essentially this is a demo for a much bigger game. Purchasing this is like funding that, it’s still a fun experience. Not just playing with a puppy, but different filters and modes keep it interesting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csHn3-ax1Y8
– Real player with 6.3 hrs in game
Pets at Work
Some pets got lost from their owners in an office and now need to work together, using boxes, mats, buttons, climb on shelves and tables or just make a mess trying to find them in this colorful co-op game!
- Single-Player!
- Co-op Local!
- 30 stages with more than 6 different mechanics!
- 2 characters with several unique abilities and multiple skins!
Read More: Best Dog Singleplayer Games.
Wobbledogs
I don’t write reviews often, but this game is fantastic and I hope it gains more attention. I saw someone create an animation about this game, and I’m so glad I decided to check the game out. It’s simple but very calming and fun. Not to mention, it’s being updated pretty often. Also worth noting that the community in the discord server is very kind, willing to help out on anyone struggling to get achievements, and answer questions.
Gameplay
– Real player with 21.1 hrs in game
the best game ever
– Real player with 17.9 hrs in game
Dogs Organized Neatly
Dogs Organized Neatly is another lovely drawn casual puzzle game from DU&I.
Definite Recommend to anyone that enjoys puzzle games and also cute graphics. Just like the first it gave enough challenge to keep me interested and satisfied without feeling trolled by an unobtainable level. But it is fully guided if you don’t want to play the game and just get the super cute dog achievements for your profile showcases.
Gameplay:
You are filling a board with various sized and shaped dogs which are unlocked from progression which increases the difficulty as you progress through the levels. It reminded me of Tetris but without the pesky time pressure since you can see all your dogs (shapes) at the start and move/rotate them until you get them all organized neatly in the grid.
– Real player with 43.6 hrs in game
Just as cute as the developers' previous game (Cats Organized Neatly) 3
~ Completion time: minimum 2 hours
~ Difficulty: easy, but somewhat challenging
Pros:
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80 levels
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dark mode
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cheap price, I bought it at full price and I didn’t regret it :)
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easy achievements
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windowed/ full screen mode
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relaxing music and gameplay
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cute doggos
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available in many languages
Cons :
- NOTHING, waiting for a sequel ^.^
10/10, I recommend it for everyone who likes puzzles and doggos.
– Real player with 8.0 hrs in game
FIND ALL 2: Middle Ages
We invite you to plunge into the fascinating world of the Middle Ages to find there all the hidden cute cats, dogs, birds and many more different objects. Finding lost items, you will return beautiful colorful colors to the world. Everything is done in a cute hand-drawn style.
We have prepared for you an exciting mini-game in the style of “Hit the mole” with cute knight cats, ninja pandas and many more different cute animals with their own unique features. In search of hidden objects, you will find a mysterious treasure map and go to search for treasure on the lost island. To get to the treasure, you will need to solve interesting puzzles and get priceless riches, fame and achievements for this.
Joy the Pug
A pug-tastic game. It’s a sweet and short adventure of Joy the Pug trying to save the world from Space Kittens. There are 20 levels in which you need to jump over obstacles and try not to die. I admit, some levels were frustrating as hell (that’s the idea, right?) and I almost gave up, but kept on going because I was having a laugh at the same time. The puns were cute, Joy was cute, and the music is addictive.
The game probably needs polish here and there but, knowing that the budget was limited and it was done by a very small team, I am pleased with what they created. I hope we’ll get to see more games from them in the near future!
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
FoxPaww: a furry breakout-lite adventure
I like this game; it’s furry and has different themes. I can recommend it. -^.^- UWU!
– Real player with 5.9 hrs in game
This game is tough at times, but it’s fun! I would say that it’s a mix between pinball and Pong. I did notice that sometimes I will jump to some other part of the map, I don’t know if that’s a mechanic that I’m not aware of or if it’s a bug. It’s the type of game that you learn it by playing it, and it’s really easy to pick up. This is a great game for all ages.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
I Love Finding Pups
As a previous player of “I Love Finding Cats”, this “pups” edition seems put together quickly: the hidden scenes are the same as the “cats” edition, except of course for putting 2 dogs instead of 3 cats. The find the differences and jigsaws also have different pictures.
I recommend the “cats” version over the “pups” version because it’s the real thing… the original. It’s also very enjoyable. Pick one game or the other, but I cannot recommend getting both, unless in a bundle under $5.
I’m disappointed in getting a “clone” this time around, and will pay attention to the scene previews should they decide to publish a 3rd game.
– Real player with 4.6 hrs in game
Gameplay and quality are identical to “I Love Finding Cats”, so I will copy and paste my review from there:
Despite the cute name and premise, this is a rather challenging and tense pure hidden-object game. You’re on a timer, so make sure to work quickly! Luckily the music is nice and soothing and there are enough dogs to keep all dog lovers calm. Note that it’s likely too hard for young children to play on their own.
The game takes you through touristy scenes in many parts of the world, so though there’s no story it’s easy to imagine that you are on a weird dog-finding vacation. It kinda works.
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Slide Stories: Bucky’s Quest
Very cool how the game’s music combines with the moving art in the game, it gave a really nice feel to the game, but the coolest thing for me is the story behind it, it’s really fun to see the adventure unfold between these two characters. Great game and great replayability factor, as there are different difficulty levels for any type of player you are.
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
A good puzzle game with great animations. It’s good to relax.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game