Dog Rescue 1.0

Publisher review:
Dog Rescue is a wonderful adventure game for the whole family. You are to save the poor female poodles that were stolen and hold captive by mean dog enemies. Keep your DogRescueDepartment badge with appropriate pride and save all the dogs from the malicious dog-haters. Brave Doggy has to rescue all the ladies before he returns to his rancho
to wait for the new adventures.

The goal of the game is to untie all the poodles on each level, trying to avoid the enemies and collect bonuses and power-ups. To reach the next level you need to rescue all the poodles on the current level. You have a limited time to do it. Go though all the levels and get a reward!

Features:
- classic adventure gameplay
- built-in tutorial
- brilliant cartoon graphics and special effects
- a big cast of evil creatures
- cool bonuses
Requirements:
800 MHz, 128MB, DirectX 8.0

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
New Release

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