This game isn't normally what I play, but it's been quite a romp and I've overall enjoyed my experience with this game. It's not extremely long, only really being 3 worlds, but it's all gas no breaks keeping things smooth between the levels with a great atmosphere.

Worlds: There's 3 worlds, all specifically themed around one topic but all filled with eloquent decorum and decent dog adventure. One's surrounds you with food on all sides, my personal favorite being the volcano map, but it will leave you absolutely hungry. Another world's fallen to sleep, mostly covered in darkness looking for a good couple of lads to light it up. Of course dogs love to play, so the last worlds just a fun romp through different areas you could with a arcade near some beach front property

Climbing/parkour: I don't think this counts as parkour but still, extremely simple mini puzzles and platforming across the world. Some sections are a little out there such as when you freeze yourself to help get across gaps or stretch your body to light the way ahead but it feels great to do and controls rather well. My friend and I only encountered one weird bug on the launching spoon that would cause us to just break into the floor or spoon but that's OK. After all it only happened once and was kinda funny

There's also collectibles but there very easy to get and won't take much searching to find. Just make sure to walk into any corner or impression you can. Don't me missing them bones. You wanna eat the bones? Oh well to bad they're actually used to buy cool little hats you can put on your dogs head

Music: Works for every world, set's the tone fairly well though the sleep world music may be a little effective, good times.

Overall thoughts? It's fairly short, but the whole time was a blast. My friend and me played the whole game through in 2 sittings and enjoyed every second of it. If I had to give it a score I'd drop an 8/10. Wish it was longer but I'm fine with what it is. "I threw the marshmallow into the stew and got an achievement. Ima get lost in the sauce for real"