You can use bonks in the shop to buy film packs that act as filters or increase the number of photos you can take per area, or different lenses such as pixelated, fisheye, etc. By achieving these objectives, you earn both followers on an Instagram-like social platform with comical comments and bonks, which are golden bones that act as Pupperazzi's form of currency. Pupperazzi allows you to simply exist in their world and explore at your leisure, yet it's a positive experience even then.īut, I did indeed take more photos and complete more objectives. I could have just shuffled about never taking another photo and exclusively pet dogs for the rest of my experience, and I would have been content. I, personally, refer to these good puppers as pooch personas.Īfter completing the first objective given to you by Seadog, you unlock the ability to pet the dogs. Other dogs that you can encounter are His Majesty and Scoop Master Timmy. He acts as the tutorial and seeks photos of himself in his shop for ad material. Seadog himself, is the first dog who has a name that we come into contact with. Personally, I think they strike a good level of calm-natured objectives with like-minded controls, but the option is there nonetheless. However, if you do find yourself struggling to grasp the controls, the settings menu has a simplified controls option and an option to increase the size of the lens. I never once had trouble getting the desired shot from any given angle. When taking the photos of our furry friends, the bulk of the game's gameplay and overall selling point, aiming comes naturally. Luckily, you can sprint and even double jump because why not? If I saw a spot I wanted to reach, I could do just that after a few attempts at most. The movement pairs well with the goofy yet adorable world they created. Maneuvering around said sentient camera feels floaty with a small side of jank, but I would say that it works in its favor. After I turned that bad boy down in the settings, it was smooth sailing from there on out.Īs mentioned above, you play as a camera on legs. It certainly doesn't detract from the game's overall quality, but it did destroy my ears when it first started playing. The music as a whole acts as an afterthought or companion to the overall calming feeling the game already conveys. While the tunes didn't wow me, they didn't need to. Not only do the people hop around, but the dogs do as well, adding yet another level of charm as if it needed any more. But the fact that you play as a delightful sentient camera somehow enhances the overall experience knowing you aren't some boring schlub like the other humans hopping around. Humans are present in Pupperazzi and referred to as something much more adorable.

Pupperazzi features simple but pleasing to the eye 3D graphics done in a very cartoonish style.I discovered fairly quickly that your player character is, in fact, a camera on legs. Among other things, we can throw them objects to fetch, take part in dog parties or scare them with a vacuum cleaner. Pupperazzi also offers many opportunities to interact with dogs. For example, local firefighters may need to photograph a fire hydrant. In addition, the player receives regular missions to complete. We have to earn for all this by posting our works on social media. An important role in the gameplay is played by the system of buying new equipment and upgrading existing items, which allows to take better and better pictures. At his disposal is a wide selection of filters, lenses, cameras and gadgets, including clothes for dogs. The player has a lot of freedom to take pictures.

The game world is large and getting to many of its places requires a lot of dexterity, and the challenges are similar to simple 3D platformer games. During our adventures we can meet pets from such breeds as shiba inu, labrador, husky, terrier or pug. Production offers a large variety of dogs.