My Best Friends - Cats & Dogs

I played the DS version as a kid. I still love this a lot. It gave me childhood memories.

My Best Friends – Cats & Dogs, developed by Sproing and published by familyplay, is a virtual pet simulation built around the simple idea of caring for and bonding with cats and dogs in a relaxed, low-pressure environment. It draws heavily from classic pet-raising games, offering players the chance to adopt animals, tend to their needs, and spend time interacting with them through a variety of small activities. While the premise is naturally appealing—especially for animal lovers—the game ultimately delivers a fairly basic experience that struggles to grow beyond its initial concept. The core gameplay revolves around meeting the daily needs of your pets. Feeding, grooming, cleaning, and playing with them form the foundation of the experience, all presented through straightforward interactions that are easy to learn. Early on, this loop is satisfying in its simplicity, creating a sense of routine and responsibility that aligns well with the theme of pet care. The inclusion of different breeds adds some variety, giving players a sense of choice and personalization when selecting their companions. In addition to basic care, the game includes mini-games and training activities that a…

I love it!

It's not a good game. Don't get this one for your kids.

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TL:DR: Kid's pet game that may frustrate the intended age group. But at the sales price of .90 cents USD you get a fair range of kittens and puppies to play with. I got a bundle of games from this dev, hoping to find some family friendly titles. I did a review of this game, thought about the target age group, and decided to give it another chance. It is what it is. It's a virtual pet game aimed at little ones, and like so many other pets, mom might end up doing a lot of the work. Most of your time with your pet centers around chores instead of fun. Cleaning up after them, bathing them, health checks, etc. Kids might enjoy the bathing and petting, maybe even the feeding, but do be aware it's rinse and repeat with these activities. The part I found frustrating even as an adult was that once I got outside everything was locked. I'm guessing we have to level up. There is an included game guide parents can read to figure things out as they aren't explained very well in game.