Pet Diary
It is just a part of your life, but you are its entirety. This game is dedicated to everyone who has spent or will spend a warm moment with a little life. The game adopts a visual novel mode and combines light puzzle, telling the story of a young couple and their dog over ten years life.
This game is adapted from the true story of our dog and us.
The game tells the story of a young couple and their dog over a ten-year period in a 2D visual novel format, incorporating some light interactive puzzle elements throughout the narrative.
During the story experience, you will interact with characters and objects in specific puzzle segments and scenes to solve puzzles and advance the plot.
Sometimes, it is also necessary to conduct an investigation on the items on site to uncover the truth of the matter.
You will also make choices in specific stages, and you need to base your decisions on your understanding and care for the dog. These choices will have an impact on the final outcome of the game.
However, the impact of puzzle-solving and choices are designed to be sufficiently mild, so that you can easily immerse yourself in the story experience and make choices according to your own preferences.
In the story, you will experience a series of small stories about a dog as it grows from a puppy.
At the beginning of the story, because your wife loves dogs, you chose a little puppy to give her when you met.
This was originally a gift for your wife, but after it became a member of your family, its significance gradually went far beyond being just a gift.
You name it.
You have experienced countless happy moments, and every scene can be part of it through interactive experiences.
It has also been sick and undergone painful treatment, and you need to patiently help it apply medicine.
You even almost lost it due to an accident, so you need to investigate in the scene and find it as soon as possible.
The entire game offers an experience lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. I hope that this story will bring you warmth and happiness at some point, or perhaps evoke a long-forgotten memory.