Pets at Work

如果不小心和美少女锁在了体育仓库里面可以玩这个打发时间。

This is a fun, single or multiplayer puzzle game, and it's just a few bucks! I play with my friend on Steam, so it's not just local co-op. Achievements only unlock in single player, but that's not a problem - the game is fun whether you're working together with someone, or controlling both the cat and the dog by yourself!

Нереальная игра для отдыха и совместного времяпровождения с другом или с партнером. Она не очень длинная и это даже идет на пользу игре.

Might update this review if things get better but: as of level 13, there is just too many puzzles where one person just waits while another attempts a puzzle. Primarily talking about the Dog having to do the actual puzzling. I liked the game's simplicity because my girlfriend is not really a gamer, however, sitting around for 10 minutes while she attempts to push a box because there is nothing for me to do is less fun. This is enhanced by the fact that the puzzles are meant for young people but have zero fail-safes. If you push a box or anything else in a corner, you HAVE to reset (over and over)

56 dakikada bitti ama fiyatına değebilir sizin kararınız bitirip iade edebilirsiniz (çok salaksanız almayın 2 saati geçirebilirsiniz) iyi oyunlar.

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[i] My Experience [/i] I actually played [b]Pets at Work[/b] prior to playing (and reviewing) [b]Jelly & Toast[/b], but I'm just now getting around to writing a review for this one. I played it with the same co-op partner through Remote Play Together, and just like [b]Jelly & Toast[/b], [b]Pets at Work[/b] is a good time. I played as the dog while my co-op partner took the cat. You'll want to play a few levels at a time so as not to get puzzle fatigue, but you'll generally enjoy yourself during each play session. As other reviewers have noted, the dog is the workhorse of the two. It can't jump as high, but it can push boxes and break glass walls. There aren't a tremendous number of mechanics in the game, but each is well-implemented and adds some nice variety. There are tubes, conveyor belts, springs, boxes, and fans (and I may be forgetting some). Although it didn't take us long to beat [b]Pets at Work[/b], I still felt as though I got my money's worth (I bought the game on sale). I'm sure we'll play [b]Kinduo 2[/b] (Nibb's newest co-op puzzler) after making our way through some more of our backlog.