$19.99Wobbledogs Mutating pups, zero pressure
Raise a hive of wobbling dogs that mutate as they age, then shape what they become with food. Build them bright rooms to sleep, wander and dig in, pet away their stress, and watch physics do the rest. It is silly, gentle and easy to lose an evening to.
Is Wobbledogs worth it?
Wobbledogs is worth it if…
- you like slow pet sims with no goals or fail states
- you like breeding odd creatures to see what hatches next
- you like decorating small rooms and watching pets use them
- you want something funny and colorful to leave running and check on
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Dogs that mutate while you watch
You start with fairly normal pups, and they do not stay that way. As dogs age they enter a pupal state and come out changed, with new bodies, colors, wings, horns, stripes and stranger shapes driven by a simulated genetics system.
What they eat matters. Different foods fill their guts with different flora, and those flora steer the next mutation, so you can nudge a bloodline toward your own idea of canine perfection.
A soft sandbox with no goals
There are no built-in goals, so you set the pace. String rooms together, add places to sleep, build a maze, cultivate a garden, and unlock more objects and decorations as you play.
The dogs are physically simulated down to their guts, so two different bodies move through the same room in different ways, and each dog has personality traits that shape how it acts around other dogs and objects. Pet them to relieve stress, toss a pup to watch it roll, or fish one out when it has wedged itself somewhere tight. They try their best.
Good to know before you adopt?
How do mutations actually work?
Dogs periodically enter a pupal state as they age and physically change. Their genetics decide the range of possible bodies, and the flora from foods they have eaten push the result, so feeding one line peanuts and another something else leads to different shapes, patterns and appendages over generations.
Do the dogs act differently from each other?
Yes. Beyond body shape, each dog gets personality traits that affect which behaviors it runs and how it treats other dogs and objects. One may pick fights over food while another mostly naps, which is why the same pen can feel different depending on who lives in it.
What do you do with a dead dog's core?
When a dog passes it leaves a core. You can place it in a memorial grave to mark the spot, or crack it open and feed it to another dog to extend that dog's lifespan. Graves can be moved if one lands somewhere inconvenient.
