![]() ![]() If you run out of film you’ll have to delete one of your masterpieces, but don’t worry – if you save any of your photos to your ‘favourites’, you can always go back and visit them later in the game. At the beginning of the game, you have a very limited number of shots you can take. Your starting location on the beach gives you a basic rundown of how to use your camera and your first round of objectives. The game is played in first-person with the ability to run, crouch and double jump to get that perfect angle. You can select locations from a map that will gradually open up to allow you to explore more over the course of the game, and you will also be able to unlock new times to revisit old areas. Complete objectives to increase your social media following and be rewarded with ‘bonks’ currency you can use to purchase different types of film and lenses to enhance your photography skills, and become the ultimate pup-tographer (that’s the last of the puppy puns, I promise). It’s currently available for free on Xbox Game Pass, so if you’re a subscriber, you can certainly give it a go.Pupperazzi, developed by Sundae Month and published by KitFox Games, inspires you to live out your dreams to become the next big social media icon by travelling to different areas to take photos of various puppers and doggos (I’m sorry – I had to use the terms just once!). It just didn’t click with me and I wouldn’t recommend playing it. In four hours, you can complete the entire game, and never will you have got the feeling that you did something special or memorable. The main issue is the lack of inspiring and fun maps. ![]() Snapping cute pictures is fun at first but gets rather boring rather fast. In about an hour, you’ve seen what this game has to offer as it simply copies and repeats the same thing over and over again. ![]() Besides that, I feel like the game could have been a bit bigger. It feels and plays like a game that was created in just a couple of hours and lacks that extra layer of polish before it releases to the crowd. The way you move around on the maps isn’t that fluent at all and the animations of the dogs are just weird. I tested this on my Xbox Series X, which is a powerhouse of a console, and yet Pupperazzi didn’t run as smoothly as I would anticipate. On paper, this certainly sounds like the perfect game for fans of the genre but in reality, it’s a bit disappointing. From taking pictures of a certain amount of dogs to using a certain filter, the objectives are rather easy to clear, and the main goal of the game clearly is to just enjoy your time walking around, taking some pictures, and occasionally petting your favorite canine. These objectives offer the needed variation and are reasonably fun to complete but never really challenging. The goal of the game is to take photos in order to clear some objectives. There are some filters to elevate your picture even more and you’ll find some objects like sticks to interact with on the map. Like a lot of other games in the genre, you can use the camera with one of your triggers and take the shot with the other trigger. That being said, the first level is extremely small and teaches you how to play the game, which isn’t that hard. I’m not sure if I’m the biggest fan of the animations since some dogs moved around like frogs, constantly jumping around instead of just walking around like normal dogs, but perhaps that’s part of the game’s charm… It’s a fun world to walk around in and the dogs look cute. The entire game is created in a cute colorful cell-shaded style which truly elevates the experience. The premise of Pupperazzi is easy to explain, you’re basically a walking camera that got tasked to take certain photos of cute dogs. ![]() On Nintendo Switch, you have New Pokémon Snap to quench the thirst of your inner-photographer, and now Xbox players can go all-out in Pupperazzi, an adorable game that’s all about taking the best photos of your new digital best friends. ![]()
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