Nearly every kid loves walking into a pet shop. The sound of fish tanks bubbling in the back of the store, while tropical birds caw during a quick stroll past the puppy cages. Even if you're only in the market for a hamster or gerbil, the excitement of picking up one of these cute critters is enough to make a youngster's heart explode.
It's enough to make a parent go nuts, too. For every adorable rabbit or slithering snake bought, it's also a slate of chores and care that come along with it. Considering how infrequently Pocket Gamer cleaned out their hamster cage as a child, it's easy to see why Littlest Pet Shop would be an attractive option. Dozens of pets and no clean up – a workable substitute for a pet, even though cuddling with your DS isn't nearly as enjoyable.
Pocket Gamer: Another week, another review of a freemium Gameloft game based on a super-popular children's licence. Where last week my time was filled with sparkly ponies, this week I've been given lots of different types of animals to care for, all the while building seriously lovely houses for them to live in.
Pocket Gamer: If you're enjoying Gameloft's freemium builder Littlest Pet Shop but you're finding it tricky unlocking the exact colour of dachshund you're after, want more toys for your pets to play with, or just want to get more from the game, then you'll be in need of a guide.
GameZebo: Littlest Pet Shop is a shopping simulation game from Hasbro and Gameloft where you’re given the opportunity to run the cutest pet shop around. Making sure you don’t squander that opportunity should be your top priority and Gamezebo’s quick start guide has all of the tips, tricks, and walkthroughs to ensure that doesn’t happen.
