13 Games Like Pet Society
Our assembled list of games like Pet Society features more management games with animals central to the experience on a variety of platforms.
Pet Society was a hit Facebook game developed by Playfish that was shut down in mid 2013 to the great disappointment of the fan base with fans of the original Pet Society still looking for an appropriate alternative. While there were many similar management and simulation games popular on Facebook at the games peak none of these had the animal or pet orientated experience of Pet Society.
Gameplay of Pet Society consisted of players choosing their own virtual pet and then customising gender, name, colour and other appearance elements to create a pet from real life or something entirely different. Looking after your pet is key with players in charge of feeding, washing, brushing and of course interacting with your pet. As a Facebook game Pet Society was also highly social with players encouraged to visit pets of other players which would also reward in game currency to spend on your own pet.
Our collection of games similar to Pet Society features other games where pets and pet management are the main focus. These options are all highly social experiences and offer plenty of advancement with experience points, currency and countless unlocks.
Zoo 2: Animal Park
Build out a fantastic and visually impressive zoo with Upjers Zoo 2: Animal Park with the help of your granddad by your side. Building on the formula used in My Free Zoo Upjers has revived its zoo tycoon inspired franchise with a sequel that greatly expands the visual design of the game while also offering a larger range of animals. Like any good tycoon franchise you’ll be building from the ground up as you meet with your granddad to restore the basic zoo infrastructure already in place. W...[Read Review]
Lady Popular
Lady Popular gives you complete control of your own life as you battle it out in the fashion arena, decorate your apartment, juggle a boyfriend and more in the browser based game for young girls and boys. Available in either your browser (or one of the available mobile apps) you’ll be surprised by just how much depth Lady Popular holds behind it’s basic presentation and interface which hide a wealth of fun and gameplay. Players start out their Lady Popular journey by creating an in g...[Read Review]
Wauies – The Pet Shop Game
For those gamers that love to care for animals Wauies – The Pet Shop Game allows you to do just that with a range of cats, dogs and other animals to fill your very own pet shop. Taking over all elements of the pet shop from the financial management to layout design and stocking of your favourite pets to sell to customers, the pet shop is entirely in your control. Wauies – The Pet Shop Game is a “from the ground up” experience with players starting from the bottom with a fairly small ...[Read Review]
Horse Farm
If managing your very own customised horse ranch is a dream of yours then Horse Farm by Upjers will allow you to live out this fantasy. From constructing the necessary buildings to pampering your horses and even inviting guests for a dream holiday at your farm. Horse Farms is available to play within your browser, mobile device (iOS and Android) and more recently added to Steam as a Windows install. Designed for the horse lover Horse Farm gives you control over stables for your horses while also...[Read Review]
My Free Zoo
My Free Zoo has a similar feel to Upjers other popular tycoon management game My Fantastic Park. The game is free to play and runs in your browser making it very accessible. In My Free Zoo you’re approached by director Welmington and he begs you to help save the zoo from financial disaster. The zoo hasn’t been making enough money in recent times (and no wonder since he only had a pair of sheep in it). This is where players will step in to save the day by creating a zoo with all sorts of rare and...[Read Review]
Family Farm Seaside
Family Farm Seaside brings the experience of operating your own family farm to your mobile touch device (iOS and Android) and joins a large list of similar titles on those platforms although with a slightly different take on the genre. While the core gameplay of harvest your crops, sell your produce for a handsome profit and care for a large range of animals is there you’ll find little touches of handcrafted design that makes it feel like your own homestead and not a generic farm, particul...[Read Review]
Pet Shop Story
Pet Shop Story combines cuddly pets with management mechanics and breeding to deliver an enjoyable free to play mobile pet themed game. With the ultimate objective to run the pet shop of your dreams Pet Shop Story offers all the control, customisation and pet breeds you need to make it a reality. TeamLava have a long track record of developing Story themed games and Pet Shop Story is no exception to the level of quality they’ve created previously with similar core concepts. Chances are if the me...[Read Review]
Monster Legends
If you’re tired of breeding dragons in Dragon City then the latest game from Social Point takes the formula from their original hit but changes the theme to include all sorts of strange and mysterious monsters. The game originally started on Facebook but has more recently launched on iOS and Android devices and are now the sole platforms given the retirement of Adobe Flash to put the power of monster taming into your handheld device. In Monster Legends your job is to tame the large array of beas...[Read Review]
Dogzer
Dogzer is a free to play browser based game targeted towards dog lovers worldwide with the ability to adopt, raise, train and even breed your own virtual fur friend. Blurring the lines between social network and MMO Dogzer lets you undertake these activities with your own virtual dog while participating in a large community of other dog lovers within your browser. With well over 50 dog breeds for players to choose from there is plenty of choice when you start your Dogzer adventure and ensures yo...[Read Review]
Dragon City
Dragon City was released in 2012 for Facebook with the success of the browser game leading to an eventual iOS and release in 2013 with all of these versions coexisting with each other until 2020 when the Facebook version was retired. Despite this the game has continued to thrive in the mobile environment with millions of players and regular updates that continue to expand the content and mechanics that Dragon City offers. This core Dragon City experience is based around players creating their ow...[Read Review]
Horzer
Horzer offers similar gameplay to Dogzer, except that it trades dogs for virtual browser horses. If you’re seeking a game that lets you train horses, compete in equestrian competitions, be part of a community and have a horse related job you’ll be able to do all that and more in the browser based experience of Horzer. When creating your account you’ll get to pick from two dozen initial horse breeds that have their own stats which can dictate the area of Horzer that you focus on...[Read Review]
Miramagia
Miramagia is a free to play game that combines farming simulation with a magical game world and role playing mechanics to create a unique blend. Originally available through your browser with Adobe Flash the adventure lives on with a downloadable Windows client. This unfortunately also saw the developer ceasing active development which limits players to the content that was available as at May 2020. While substantial in terms of content and promises hundreds of game hours with the content availa...[Read Review]
Happy Street
Happy Street will let your imagination run wild as you develop your own unique, charming, colourful and fun village from scratch. With a huge amount of decorations and activities available within the game Happy Street is one of those games that you’ll be playing again and again. In the game players will jump into the shoes of Billy, a fox explorer as he sets out to a new world and builds up a thriving community. At the start of your Happy Street adventure players will descend from the sky in the...[Read Review]