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Very cute concept and sound effects! I liked that it avoided horror cliches, yet it still felt tense and engrossing because I really didn't want to disturb the poor tired doggies. You have to move slowly and listen, so I really felt like I was walking around on tiptoes.

I tried playing on my phone, and I really like the mechanic of sliding your finger around, but even going extremely slowly, sometimes it was just a tiny distance between hearing nothing, and waking up a dog. Maybe that's unavoidable on a small screen, but if there was some way to make it work it would be a fun and novel way of interacting with a game. Using a keyboard or controller was less frustrating, but not quite as fun.

Anyway, great job on this! I really enjoyed it!

Thanks so much! I wanted to keep away from horror and jumpscare themes and to make something lighthearted (and hopefully fun) game instead. I'm glad you felt like toptoeing (if that's a word), that was my intention :) And I'm happy you liked it!

Unfortunately it is possible to have a snoring sound that's harder to hear. I tried to fix the volume and silent parts in the snoring sounds, they still need work. I'm thinking about adding a warning sound (a bump or some dog noise) a bit before waking them up.