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With pet-themed time management games raining like cats and dogs on the casual game industry, we've come to expect more from the late-comers. Pet show craze game is also a time management game.
The main character, Maria, discovers that Petsville is about to close and a big company plans to buy all the land to build plastic animals that need no caring, feeding, or walking. Kira, the not so nice gal, believes the plastic pet business can make a greater profit than the real thing.
Every level has two goals: money and happiness. Money upgrades furniture, equipment, and employees. Happiness buys charms, which you shop for like upgrades. Three charms charge up with every combo (doing the same activity in a row) and these you can only have one per level. You pick the combo charm at the start each level. You can upgrade combo charms to extend their power.
Forty-eight levels, 10 customer types, seven in-game mini-games, seven outside mini-games, 12 products for sale, 60 salon upgrades, 13 charms, and 15 trophies fill up Pet Show Craze to the brim. Sometimes it feels like too much is happening, especially when you have to constantly wake up the vet, tell the stylist to get off the phone, and avoid seating similar customers next to each other.
Maria can also change outfits for every level, and you can either change her outfit or choose the random option so you don't have to mess with it. The first-rate graphics and lively music drive players to work hard and fast. It's tough to buy and upgrade everything before completing all 48 levels, so players will keep playing to win all the upgrades and trophies.