The levels are cute too, care has been taken to ensure that things are easy to find, but there’s lots of collectible items dotted around and things hidden in areas that require some light platforming or exploration too, which is pleasant. Each area has different weather, different dogs, and different objectives to complete. You can visit each location at different times of day which gives some flavour to the collecting, too. Filling up the Puppy Encyclopedia was good fun for a bit, revisiting each location just to clip a cute photo of a dalmatian or a pup in a specific neck tie pinged the collectathon neurons in my brain.
Dogs on skateboards, in playground swings, even laying down sleeping were all in identical standing positions, which drained a little bit of life from my pup snapping adventures. All of the dogs engaged in various activities, from zooming around on bikes to chasing frisbees, but every single one was trapped in its standard t-pose, as though the movement was meant to be added later. While the variation of dogs on offer was impressive and I had a lovely time collecting snaps of all of the different breeds, the lack of animation in the pups was disappointing. Inbetween slapping the menu button repeatedly and having to constantly delete photos because the game only lets you hold 10 at a time, I felt like I was battling the system rather than being enabled by it. Each mission requires an individual tick-off, and there’s no audio or visual indication that you’ve completed a task correctly without pausing to check. That said, it was difficult to vibe when navigating the objectives and your camera roll felt like a constant chore. Jonah Jameson ringing up demanding pictures of a borzoi, you’re just here to vibe. That’s not a bad thing the zen elements of Pupperazzi would soon be lost if getting the perfect shot relied on quick thinking. Luckily, it wasn’t too hard to snag that amazing photo because most of the dogs will just hang around and wait for you to take it. That shouldn’t put you off trying to take a well-timed shot, but it did kill a lot of incentive to take it seriously. That also translated to the photos I uploaded to DogNet I got more followers for a shit photo with a bit of ear in using a teal filter than an ace shot of a whole dog taken with the standard lens.
Similar to Pokémon Go, there seemed to be no rhyme or reason to the composition, as long as the thing specified is vaguely in the frame. Pupperazzi doesn’t reward skill or precision particularly I had a few instances of thinking I’d copped the greatest shot ever, only to find the game hadn’t registered it as part of the objective. If you share too many, it tells you off for spamming, as though there is a limit on the amount of dog images anyone can ever see. Every in-game day you can upload a select number of photos to DogNet, where you’ll gain followers based on the shots you share.
Pupperazzi series#
Slow motion zooming helps capture mid-air moments that actually make you feel something.Each level hands you a series of photography-based fetch quests (yeah I know) to complete, varying from snapping dogs engaged in various activities, or something random like chucking a hotdog into a lake. Double jump across buildings to get that lucrative shot of a local dog celebrity just trying to live their life. It's your choice which direction your career goes - just don’t forget to pet the dogs along the way.ĭodge between people and obstacles as you try to capture canine beauty on everlasting digital photos. Will you hound for stardom in public, or would you rather be taken seriously as an artist? Perhaps you just want to show your friends the cute dog you saw while you were out.
Who will photograph, pet, and tell these dogs they're good boys and girls if you don't? The world NEEDS you in Pupperazzi, the dog photography game! Snap photos of dogs while maintaining your social media presence.
Pupperazzi upgrade#
Put your love for pups to the test - we have a bunch of dogs that need their photos taken, doggone it! Photograph and catalogue the finest (and derpiest) dogs to build your career, upgrade your camera, and discover new canines.
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