Puppy Sanctuary Review
Price: Free ($0.99 IAP to unlock)
Version: 1.0
App Reviewed on: iPad 2
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Gamers who are not familiar with the previous installment may want to know what all the fuss is about. The main idea behind both of these games is to slide pieces diagonally, vertically and horizontally to create matches. As matches are made, power-ups such as explosions and mixers appear on the screen to help players rack up points. Once gamers achieve a high enough score, the adorable little puppy is released from the alien trap and placed in a sanctuary. There’s a total of 40 puppies to unlock in this game.
As puppies are placed in sanctuaries, gamers must care for them to prevent the little fellows from running away and getting captured by the aliens again. Players must purchase toys and decorations with the gems that they earn in each game. Tapping on a puppy pulls up its biography along with the pup’s mood points. It’s essential to keep the puppies happy by petting them and playing with them. The essentials like food, water and fire wood must be found in the hidden object levels so don’t worry about purchasing these items.
Although I consider myself a cat person, Puppy Sanctuary definitely outdoes itself. The improved graphics, new toys and decorations, and the fun engaging levels make this a must-have in my book. Since it’s free to try, it doesn’t hurt to give it a chance. Try it out and let us know what you think in the comments below.