Dogz

Dogz is a simulation game, which explores the topic of dogs. Since its release, some players have left the idea that it was developed from the concept of ​​Nintendogs, but less attractive on the GBA platform. Whatever it is, it’s up to everyone, and you’ll probably start making your own judgments when you begin to experience this.

The game begins with creating characters and naming them. It includes some processes like clothing selection, gender, hair, and naming. Afterward, a shop appeared with furry pets. But they are quite small, and you can buy one of 18 different kinds. Of course, there will be both male and female genders to choose from. Later development cycles and dimensions will also be affected.

So, what is the first thing you do when owning a dog? Teach them how to eat, or find a toilet? Oh no, first, you need to name it, and teach it how to react when being called. That is the source of all subsequent communication and training.
Mostly, the missions revolve around animals with actions such as feeding, bathing, taking out for a walk, collecting items, and so on. However, the first time is quite challenging to reach. The dog will not be able to understand the commands its owner gives. Therefore, it is necessary to train and teach the pet before actually letting him or her go outside. For this part, the system will also give a few suggestions and tips in writing to help.
According to the type of simulation genre, other aspects such as health, and joy must also be guaranteed. Periodically, the hair will be long and need to be trimmed. After a long day of playing and rolling on the floor, the dog also needs a bath to be clean. It needs to be eaten to recharge the lost energy. And after three weeks, since the little friend is bought from the store, there will be an overall test to decide if you are really a good friend, as well as able to take care of your pets. If the answer is no, it will be taken away while the character becomes sad and seems to about crying.

This is understandable as the features that the developer offers seem too enough. It includes veterinarians, advice tips from parents, books, CDs, and an Internet-connected computer to find everything you need. There are many useful things to harness, to lead to a happy ending.