Download Dogs & Cats Puzzles for kids on PC With GameLoop Emulator

Dogs & Cats Puzzles for kids on PC

Dogs & Cats Puzzles for kids, coming from the developer Yoger Games - Games for kids, is running on Android systerm in the past.

Now, You can play Dogs & Cats Puzzles for kids on PC with GameLoop smoothly.

Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.

Just enjoy Dogs & Cats Puzzles for kids PC on the large screen for free！

Dogs & Cats Puzzles for kids Introduction

A fun and cute Cats & Dogs Cartoon Jigsaw Puzzle Game for kids & toddlers

Drag puzzle pieces onto the correct place on the board. Place all pieces to complete the puzzle. A very helpful tool is the color highlighting showing you when the piece is in the right place. Really useful for the little ones. Close in on the correct place and the piece will snap into the right position.

Each puzzle features a different beautiful scene drawn by a professional cartoon artist, and a unique interactive reward when the jigsaw puzzle is completed.

With 9 (!) different difficulty puzzle sizes this app really range from easy to challenging. Learn as you go, start with small puzzles and increase difficulty as you go.

Toggle the background of the puzzle to make it even more challenging.

All outgoing links and the single in-app purchase are protected (changed through settings) by parent gate.

FEATURES

- Play over 20 challenging and fun puzzles!

- Loads of cute cats & dogs, kitten & puppies of all kinds

- Enjoy amazing and high quality graphics from professional cartoon designers

- Challenge yourself with 9 different puzzle sizes: 6, 9, 12, 16, 20, 30, 56, 72 and 100 pieces and 3 different puzzle backgrounds

- Fun rewards after each completed puzzle

- Easy and intuitive gameplay suitable for children with just the right amount of help & tools

- Contains single in-app purchase that can be bought once

- Practice cognitive skills, hand-eye coordination, memory, logical thinking and visual perception. It's a brain teaser.

Music: Sing a long with Jim by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com)