Dog Simulator

You pick out your first puppy in Dog Simulator—a Dalmatian with big spots and a wiggly tail. The farm's not huge, but there's enough space to roam. A chicken runs past. Sometimes you'll spot another dog nosing around by the shed. They're not always friendly, but sometimes they need something, like a missing toy or a snack. If you help, you get coins. After a while, you can swap those for a new breed. There's a bulldog with a funny face, a sleek greyhound that sprints fast, or even a sturdy Tatar shepherd. Still, at the start, it's just you, your chosen name, and whatever tricks you can manage.

How to play?

First off, in the game Dog Simulator, you pick if your pup's a boy or a girl. Then you run around the map, sniffing out other animals and hidden spots. Some places have food bowls or water. If your dog gets tired, its energy bar drops; you need to rest or find a treat. When you finish little quests, like digging up bones or chasing off crows, you get experience and coins. Those go towards unlocking new breeds or boosting your dog's stats, like attack or energy. If you find a mate, your family grows, and you've got to look after the puppies, too. Feeding them, making sure they're not hungry, and leveling up their skills. Sometimes it's just chaos with all the tails and paws everywhere. Not my neatest run, but I had fun trying out different breeds.