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Playstation Vita Pets

Spiral House · Jun 3, 2014

Vita

Everyone

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PlayStation®Vita Pets is the next generation of virtual pets, a whole new pet experience exclusive for PlayStation. The main characters of the game are four talking dogs: a Labrador, a Collie, a Husky and a Dalmatian. Each one of them has its own personality, traits and voices. PlayStation®Vita Pets allows the player to care for and train the pet, go on adventures to solve puzzles, explore and find new objects and aim to discover the legend of Castlewood Island.

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PS Vita

Critic 6.2 (9 critics) · Gamer 8.4

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Critic reviews

  • Destructoid

    Brittany Vincent · Jun 27, 2014

    6.5
    If you're a casual pet lover or know someone who is, you'd be doing them a favor by handing them something that's a lot meatier than what's currently out there on the market. It's not perfect by any means, but with some tweaks in future installments or downloadable content, PlayStation Vita Pets could certainly be barking up the right tree.
  • TheSixthAxis

    Jim Hargreaves · Jun 17, 2014

    6.0
    It may present some unwanted hurdles yet, as a whole, PlayStation Vita Pets is an enjoyable, long-lasting experience. Naturally, die-hard gamers will probably let this one slip through the net though younger, more casual players should feel right at home.
  • Push Square

    Sammy Barker · Jun 04, 2014

    7.0
    PlayStation Vita Pets is not exactly a prize-winning pooch, but it’s definitely the pick of the litter in a genre that’s renowned for its mediocrity. With voice acting more annoying than a yapping hound, you may be tempted to turn away Spiral House’s portable pup simulator. However, dig beyond its surface irritations, and you’ll find a package with a heart of gold – even if it does grow old fairly fast.
  • The Vita Lounge

    Brad Gruetzmacher · Jun 04, 2014

    7.6
    PlayStation Vita Pets manages to combine a charming pet simulator with a fun adventure game and creates something unique. This game is both fun and accessible to people of all ages and finally provides a reason for kids to want to pick up a Vita.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Matt Suckley · Jun 16, 2014

    5.0
    It steals away the game's charm, and breeds an uncomfortable identity crisis too. It all smacks of a complete misunderstanding of what makes a pet sim appealing. And unfortunately, despite some nice ideas, these are issues that the game never manages to get over.

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