Pets Park — Play Free Online

Pets Park is a co-op puzzle platformer by Claudiu V, released on Poki in August 2025. Up to four players share one keyboard, each steering a small animal through a level built from ledges, switches and traps. Somewhere on the map is a key; once it is collected, the whole team has to reach the exit door before the level counts as done. The animals in the game files are a cat, a dog, a monkey and a rabbit.

Choosing a team size

The main menu offers separate buttons for two, three and four players, and the game keeps a separate level save for each group size, so a pair and a group of four progress independently. On a phone or tablet the game shows on-screen arrow buttons plus a switch button that moves control from one pet to the next, which lets a single player guide the whole team.

Keys for each player

Player	Jump	Left	Right
Player 1	Up arrow	Left arrow	Right arrow
Player 2	W	A	D
Player 3	T	F	H
Player 4	I	J	L

Each set of three keys sits in its own part of the keyboard, so four people can crowd around one laptop without their hands overlapping too much.

What the levels contain

The puzzles lean on cooperation. Levers and buttons move platforms or turn lasers on and off, so teamwork usually means one pet working a switch while the rest get across. Crates can be pushed into place to reach higher ledges, some ground can be broken, and glass blocks shatter. The dangers include lava, spinning saw blades, spikes, ground lasers and turrets that fire once you cross their line of sight.

Power-ups change what a pet can do for a while: a gun, a shield, a plasma shield, a pickaxe for breaking through rock, an umbrella that slows a fall, and a jetpack. Coins are scattered around each stage as well.

From the menus you can open the masks screen, where each player has a tab for choosing a mask to wear. Some masks are bonus items found during play and others unlock through optional reward ads.

Tips for a smoother run

• Talk before you move. Decide who holds a switch and who crosses, because a pet that steps off a button can drop the others into a hazard.
• Let one player fetch the key while the rest wait somewhere safe; a crowd near saw blades or lava only adds risk.
• Watch the turrets' sight lines and cross them one pet at a time.
• Save the pickaxe for walls that block the route rather than using it at once.
• Playing alone on a touch screen, move pets in short hops and switch often so nobody is left stranded on a moving platform.