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Doggins
iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Released On: Mar 6, 2014
70
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Metascore
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Based on 5 Critic Reviews
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40% Positive
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60% Mixed
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Doggins is one of those games that should be loaded onto every iPad. It is a wonderfully charming, humorous and casual adventure that is unfortunately cut short in its prime. You won't regret your time with it all the same, and I sure hope Brain & Brain rewards fans with another chapter or three.
Some people may view Doggins as a lovely piece of childlike art-gaming. Others may view Doggins as a pretentious piece of "hipster" art-gaming.
A touch on the easy side and quite short, Doggins is still a charming delight of an adventure game.
While still immensely enjoyable for adults, between its short length, simple puzzles and gorgeous art style, Doggins is perhaps best suited as a substitute for a traditional storybook at a child's bedtime where the audience is far more receptive to hearing the same short story unfold night after night.
An impossibly stylish and intuitive point-and-click adventure that tells a charming tale, but finishes way too soon.
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Summary Doggins is a quiet adventure that follows a dreaming terrier's battle of wits with a villainous monocled squirrel. Explore and solve puzzles on the moon as you unravel a plot to reverse the history of human invention.
Platforms:
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Initial Release Date: Mar 6, 2014
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