Description

Guide two hungry pals to dinner in My Pets by shaping the world around them; how to play: survey each level’s little stage—a dog waiting for a bone, a cat waiting for a fish, platforms hung on hinges, sliders, buttons, springs, tilting seesaws, conveyor belts, and color-coded gates—then tap or click levers to raise and lower beams, rotate planks, and time releases so the right treat rolls to the right friend; bones and fish travel with gentle physics, so a ramp set one notch too steep will launch dinner past the target, while a plank left flat might stall it short; early levels teach simple sequencing—lift ramp, open gate, nudge treat—while later scenes stack systems: two treats share a corridor, gravity flips midway, magnets tug metal trays, and timed buttons demand you hold one platform in place with a box while you dash to another control; failure never scolds—treats reset instantly—so experimentation feels safe and quick; tips for smooth clears: set arrival zones first by positioning the final platform so the dog’s bowl or cat’s dish is level and catchable, then work backward to build a path that feeds into that zone; when two lanes cross, stagger timing rather than fighting for space—send the bone, count to two, then release the fish; use corners to “park” a rolling treat while you adjust distant switches; if a seesaw is touchy, place a small stopper (like a crate) beneath the low end before you send the treat so the final angle stays reliable; watch momentum: a gentle push often beats a shove because lighter speed reduces ricochets; when conveyors appear, place them so they pick up the treat’s motion rather than fight it; saving a replay of a near-miss helps you spot where a plank needed one degree more tilt; accessibility and comfort settings include high-contrast outlines for color-blind play, vibration cues for timed switches, slower physics mode for younger players, and larger buttons with labels for each control; sound stays soft—the tap of wood, a little clink on bowls, a happy bark and purr when both plates fill—and the background art shifts from sunny kitchens to nighttime porches and leafy parks to keep things fresh; unique blurb: beneath the puzzles sits an easy warmth—two pets watching with eager eyes while you make small, thoughtful fixes so dinner finds its way—and that feeling of quiet caretaking turns each level from a mere challenge into a tiny story where planning, patience, and gentle timing make good things happen right on cue.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play