Dreamotion Inc., a creative studio under KRAFTON, Inc., today announced the global launch of its new single-player adventure game, My Little Puppy, available now on Steam with a 20% launch discount through November 18.

My Little Puppy is a narrative-driven adventure game where players step into the paws of Bong-gu, a Welsh Corgi living in Dog Heaven beyond the Rainbow Bridge. As Bong-gu sets out to greet his beloved dog dad who has just entered the afterlife, players experience a touching, storybook-like tale about love, parting, and reunion. Designed with intuitive controls and a gentle difficulty level, the game welcomes players of all ages and captures the warmth of a dog’s world through behaviors such as sniffing, barking, running, and jumping.

Key Features:

Stylized Art and Emotional Storytelling: Inspired by the saying, “When you depart from this world, the dog who went ahead will warmly welcome you,” players guide Bong-gu through beautifully crafted landscapes, including deserts, snowy mountains, and serene beaches. Along the way, he meets dogs and people who have passed on but have yet to find peace.

A Blend of Gameplay Genres: While My Little Puppy is rooted in platforming and puzzle-solving, it also incorporates racing, action, rhythm, and even a surprise mini fighting game, creating a dynamic and diverse gameplay experience.

Global Release and Launch Discount: Available in 15 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, and more, with a 20% launch discount on Steam until November 18.

Following the release of its demo earlier this year, My Little Puppy received widespread praise for its touching theme of reunion and its unique perspective that allows players to experience the world through a dog’s eyes.

Junyoung Lee, CEO of Dreamotion, shared, “Bong-gu, the main character of My Little Puppy, was actually an abandoned Welsh Corgi I adopted. After three wonderful years together, he crossed the Rainbow Bridge. This game was born from my wish to comfort and connect with those who, like me, carry love and memories of their dogs—and to share the message that we will meet again someday.”