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Possibly one of the greatest games of the modern era. Seamlessly combining realistic cat/kitten based simulation and stimulating gameplay, this modern classic will be well remembered for years to come. Any serious gamer would appreciate the subtlety in the graphical aspects as well as vast range of choices in customisation.
Overall i'd give this game 5/5 stars and my own personal ‘Hurrah!’. As the game case states, ‘There's no such thing as too much cute!’
Got it with banana points… I have two little girls… I can't get it to work :-( any tips (that don't include throwing it in the trash ;-p)
Got the for my Neice at first it was a bit hard for her (Shes 6) but now she is loving it and for 2000 banana Points thats cheap
The 2006 and onwards Petz games bear little resemblance to the original Petz games. Instead of ball-and-line modelled catz and dogz that could grow, breed, and interact with each other, the 2006 Petz features 3D graphics that can be retextured, but not remodelled by players due to the software used to create them (the resulting model files being saved in a format incompatible with other 3D programs).
Seven other games were released along with Catz and Dogz. These were Bunnyz, Horsez,Tigerz, Dolphinz, Monkeyz, Petz Vet, and Hamsterz Life. The new Petz games were produced for a range of consoles, including PlayStation 2, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance and PC. On the DS and GBA, the player can care for up to three catz or dogz, which are unable to breed, whilst on the Wii and PS2, the player controls a cat or dog on an adventure quest to save the planet from Ivlet, an evil wolf. In this version the player may customize his/her cat or dog to their style, respectively. In the PC version, the player cares for a single pet.