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Wobbledogs Console Edition takes flight with huge free update Wings, horns, and four new content packs add more PC genes to console versions Publisher: Secret Mode | Developer: Animal Uprising | Console Ports: Auroch Digital/Lab42 Games | Formats: Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One | ETA: Out Now | Players: 1 Los Angeles, California, USA – 4 February 2025: It's taken a few generations of mutating and fine-tuning, but Wobbledogs Console Edition is now looking even more like its PC papa! A free update adding wings, horns, four new content packs, and so much more has just arrived on Nintendo Switch™, PlayStation®4 (PS4™), and Xbox One. Today's free update means that, for the first time on consoles, dog lovers can give their puppers the wings they've been waiting for, allowing them to fly around their enclosures like nature intended. Other previously unavailable mutations including horns and facial variations for eyes, mouths, noses, and ears have also been added, offering greater variation in the doggies you design. Plus, players will receive four content packs added to the PC version across 2023 and 2024 – the Grocery Store, Desert, Unfinished Basement, and Winter packs – introducing six new food items, nine new toys, and a whole heap of decorations. On top of that, all console versions will benefit from further optimisation improvements and bug fixes to ensure the smoothest performance of your wobbly friends, as well as some tweaks to the user interface to match the vibes of their PC forefather. Switch players will also receive the benefits of a previous free update on PS4 and Xbox One, with the Aquarium pack now added in alongside 45° decorative item rotation and item scaling. Wobbledogs Console Edition was mutated from the original PC game Wobbledogs, the perennially popular pet simulator from developer Animal Uprising. Wobbledogs has players take care of perfectly normal dogs from egg to end of life, before feeding their corpses to their offspring and starting the process all over again. Its mix of deep simulation and bizarre subject matter has enamoured players the world over, scoring the game an Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam from over 10,000 reviews. Wobbledogs Console Edition is available now on Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One for £15.99/$19.99. The free content update is available right now. About Wobbledogs Console Edition Wobbledogs Console Edition is a 3D pet simulation where you raise your own personal hive of

Our Verdict Like a loveable puppy that's peed on the carpet, it's hard to be mean to Wobbledog. The adorable pet sim has a distinct personality and loads to do. I just wish it wasn’t quite so aimless, and that the performance and controls on Switch matched the heart that the core gameplay so clearly has. You’re a good boy Wobbledogs, but you can be better. Growing up my family always had dogs, and my kinship with the canine race is a deep love affair resulting in me owning two of the most beautiful dogs in the world as an adult. I look at a dog, I cry, it’s that simple. So a few years back when digital dogs were all the rage, you’d better believe I grabbed a copy of Nintendogs quicker than a spaniel grabs a tennis ball.Well, the Nintendo Nintendog gods haven’t seen fit to bless us with virtual pets in some time, so we’ve got to get our fix (not that kind, dogs, don’t worry) elsewhere. If you also want your pet sim with a side of the bizarre, then here comes Wobbledogs Console Edition, a bewildering cosy dog game that straddles the line between adorable and insane deftly.Less of a pet simulation and more of a science experiment, the focus of Wobbledogs is on breeding your poor little puppies in further extreme ways. In what I assume (and hope) is a critique of the grotesque breeding techniques for dogs like French Bulldogs and Pugs, riddled with health problems for aesthetic vanity, in Wobbledogs you’ve got to make the freakiest dog you can possibly imagine. But don’t worry, you’ll have some fun along the way.To reiterate, if you’re coming to Wobbledogs to get your Nintendogs fix, perhaps have a closer look at what sets the game apart. The crux of the game is looking after a bunch of dogs in a room, and you can feed them, praise them, scold them, ad even throw toys, but there’s so much more to it than there seems. The eponymous Wobbledogs are a collection of hilarious hounds that are made up of one rectangular slab like a block of tofu that can woof, and a set of spindly legs.Well, that’s how they start, as one of the core tenets of Wobbledogs is experimentation. The actual simulation mechanics are loose at best, and luckily can be largely automated. Your pups aren’t going to start howling at you to wash them, instead happy to bumble around and do their own thing. You can drag them some food if you think Lump the dog really fancies a chicken nugget, but they’re not begging for it.The dogs also have a life cycle, starting

Wobbledogs: Console Edition is arriving on Nintendo Switch next week, letting you take the bizarre pet game on the go.And we do mean bizarre, because these aren’t regular dogs. The animals you aid and raise in Wobbledogs have – as the title suggests – weird wobbly bodies. They also lay eggs – dog eggs – and yes, developer Animal Uprising absolutely knew the implication when it added that mechanic to the game.Wobbledogs impressed us when we got our hands on it back in March. We remarked that players would “..probably gleam several hours of happiness, mindlessly watching your oh-so-colourful wobbledogs wobble around the screen, doing things that only digital dogs can do”. Plus, you can poke around in their guts to see how their gut bacteria is doing. No, we’re absolutely not making this up.However, we were also a little traumatised when one of our dogs passed away and another started munching away at its bones. So if you want a less harrowing experience we’d recommend you turn animal death off. Still, there’s no denying that – while they’ve got a pulse – the wobbledogs are absolutely adorable.The Nintendo Switch version is set for a November 17th release, priced at $19.99. You can pre-order it right now from the Nintendo eShop, should you be up to the task of looking after these unconventional canines. Weekend editorChris has been gaming since the days of the Acorn Electron, which was allegedly purchased to 'help him with his homework'. You can probably guess how well that went. He’ll tackle most genres – football titles aside – though he has a taste for games that that are post-apocalyptic, horror-oriented or thought provoking in nature.

A Wobbledog flying. Wings are a mutation that can be obtained at random in the Breeding Simulation or through pupation. It allows for a Wobbledog to fly. Multiple wings can be acquired on a single dog. It is unknown on how many wings you can get.The minimum amount of (individual) wings a Wobbledog can have is one. The maximum used to be two, but due to update V1.02.00, it is possible to have more than two wings on a dog. A dog with more than one set of wings. Types of Wings[]There are currently 5 types of wings in-game.NameDescriptionImageExample(s)FluffySimple, Feathered, Bird-like Simple, flat wings with bumpy edges. BatFeatherless, Bat-like Bat-like wings that lack the fingers. ParadiseComplex, Feathered, Birdlike Large, bird-like wings with feathers. InsectFeatherless, insect-like Bug-like wings with lines on them. VultureDarker, Feathered, Vulture-like Wings similar to the Fluffy or Paradise wing types but with a fish-scale texture. Notes[]When angry, winged Wobbledogs will rapidly flap their wings.One-winged Wobbledogs are not able to fly as efficiently as a multiple-winged Wobbledog.The Cornucilli, Fructo, Luxillium, and Peptocoli gut flora will not give your Wobbledog wings. It only affects the wing size of Wobbledogs with wings.

Or leaving certain things. I flit between just toying with my dogs in different rooms and breeding little monstrosities, but I ticked off plenty of goals in the process, and occasionally the game throws you an item called a capsule that pops up with additional treats. There’s no right or wrong way to play Wobbledogs, but there is plenty to do in whatever direction you choose.I’ve had a good time with Wobbledogs, but admittedly a lot of that feels in spite of the game itself. The hands-off approach also applies to tutorials, which swiftly drop you into the fray clearly to allow you to experiment on your own terms. But hours and hours in I still don’t quite get a lot of elements, and I’m unsure of whether I’m doing the right thing or not when breeding. A couple of tips or tricks hidden away in a menu would have been great and not interfered with the experimental ethos. I just never appreciate having to search YouTube to understand something that a game should tell me.Also, while Wobbledogs has a purposeful lo-fi look with chunky shapes and silly design, the actual graphics leave a lot to be desired. Everything is here and the bright colours and low textures fit in with the idea of a children’s playground for dogs, but a little more clarity and detail be amazing. This is also coupled with an atrocious framerate on Switch, which seems to hover at 30 at best, but can dip significantly as you move around. I’ve also experienced freezes, soft locks, and full crashes in my time. Luckily, I’ve never lost much progress, but there’s a lot to do in each moment, so I begrudge having to redo different parts.While Wobbledogs already runs worse than a pug in a poncho, it’s also hampered by some very typical issues when moving games from PC to Switch. The main way to interact with things is by using the right analog stick as a cursor, a cumbersome and often ineffective way of moving around. Next up, the actual camera movement is dreadful. ZL and ZR zoom the camera, and while left and right on the left analog stick move you accordingly, up and down move the camera forwards and backward. There’s no way to simply lift the cursor up towards the top of the screen without awkwardly tipping the camera angle, and it makes interacting with dogs a hassle, especially when they pupate (wretch) and hang from the ceiling.I admire everything about Wobbledogs, and I have a big smile on my face as I see the jiggly guys wander around, decorate their house, and breed them into oblivion making some freakishly disproportionate little dogs

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