Little Dog
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Little Dog
Build ramps to help Little Dog get the honey nut cookies that the hummingbirds brought. Watch out for bees.
Instructions: Get Started with Little Dog
Click or tap number buttons to get ramps. Use the arrow buttons to move Little Dog.
What descriptive terms are linked to this game?
The defining characteristics of this game based on its tags are: logic, thinking.
Is the game designed for mobile users?
Yes, Little Dog is accessible and functional on mobile operating systems.
What kind of game is this in terms of genre?
The main classification for this game is Puzzle.
Who designed and programmed this game?
The development company responsible for this game is ComputerMice.
What type of technology was used to build the game?
The engine employed to build this game is Construct 2.
Which age categories are recommended for playing this game?
The game is suitable for either younger or older players, particularly Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.
Which gender does this game specifically appeal to?
The game is primarily intended for Male & Female players.
Is there any blood or gore present in the game?
Yes, Little Dog contains violent blood scenes.
Does the gameplay include any cruelty-related themes?
Yes, cruelty is a part of Little Dog's gameplay.
Is this game safe and appropriate for young users?
No, Little Dog is not safe for young players.
