The Smoogies Encyclopedia

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Birds

Furries

Rodants

Catlikes

Worms

Flyers

Dragons

Fanten

Birds

The most diverse family. Birds eat bird seed . They range from the beginner-friendly Iny to the slow-growing Curly and the ultra-rare Golden Iny.

7 species (4 base + 3 crossbreeds)

Iny — A calm but vivid bird. The oldest known species, rumoured to descend from a single ancestral pair. Makes a soft "ee-nee" sound. Easy to maintain.
Quarter — A very nervous bird, constantly aware of its surroundings. Originates from the Netherlands where it is nearly extinct. Very clean but needs daily food and medicine.
Curly — A very exotic bird from the forests of South America. Requires daily maintenance and grows extremely slowly. Beautiful and rewarding for patient owners.
Golden Iny — The bird for the rich and famous. Discovered in the rainforests of Africa. Grows extremely slowly but yields 85 points a day. A truly prized companion.
Quiny — A crossbreed of Iny and Quarter. Combines the calm nature of the Iny with the alertness of the Quarter. Cannot be purchased, only bred.
Woopie — A crossbreed of Iny and Curly. Inherits the exotic beauty of the Curly and the easy temperament of the Iny.
Quilly — A crossbreed of Curly and Quarter. The slowest-growing bird of all. A fully grown Quilly takes over 140 days and is an extremely rare sight.

Furries

Larger, fluffy creatures that eat berries . Moderate care needs with a 4-hour sleep cycle.

3 species (2 base + 1 crossbreed)

Gorry — A real eating machine. Needs daily feeding and constantly asks for food. Originates from the Australian outback, suspected to be a mix of all known Australian animals. Grows slowly despite eating a lot.
Glanny — Related to the Gorry but much more easy-going and relaxed. Needs slightly less attention than its cousin.
Glopsie — The crossbreed of the two furry species. Combines the Glanny's calm temperament with the Gorry's size. Only obtainable through breeding.

Rodants

Small, hardy creatures from Canada that eat cheese . Quick to recharge (1.5 hours). The family name has carried a deliberate typo for over 20 years.

2 species

Purpur — Originates from Canada. Suspected to be related to the beaver and the forest cat. Reasonably easy to maintain, though it does love to eat.
Nufnuf — Related to the Purpur, also from Canada. The less rare variant of the Rodants family. Very easy-going and gentle.

Catlikes

Feline-inspired creatures that eat raw meat . Fast growers with a 3-hour sleep cycle. The most affordable family to start with.

3 species (2 base + 1 crossbreed)

Tiggy — The most affordable pet in the game. A fast grower that reaches adulthood in just 16 days. Great for beginners.
Nera — Named after a real black cat owned by the creator of Smoogies. Needs frequent washing but is otherwise low-maintenance.
Pippemuis — Named after the creator's cat Pip, playfully called "Pippemuis" (literally "Pippe-mouse"). A crossbreed of Tiggy and Nera.

Worms

Slow-growing, high-value creatures that eat leaves . The fastest sleepers in the game (1 hour). Originally had two legs, which were removed because animating them was "too complex and weird."

3 species (2 base + 1 crossbreed)

Fruppy — A pink worm that takes over 7 months to fully grow. High value and high reward for dedicated owners. Earns 90 points a day.
Fruffel — The green counterpart to the Fruppy. Same growth rate, same commitment required. Together they can produce the Frockel.
Frockel — The crossbreed of both worm species. Takes nearly a year to reach adulthood. Earns 100 points per day. One of the most valuable pets in the game.

Flyers

Winged creatures that drink nectar . They take over a year to fully grow and are among the most expensive pets. Low maintenance but extreme patience required.

3 species (2 base + 1 crossbreed)

Gullii — A pink flyer that takes well over a year to grow up. Very low maintenance but extremely expensive. Earns 150 points a day.
Brellii — The green counterpart to Gullii. Same growth rate, slightly more expensive. Together they can produce the legendary Zeeii.
Zeeii — The crossbreed of both flyer species. Funky-coloured and extremely rare. Earns 170 points a day. One of the crown jewels of any collection.

Dragons

The largest and rarest creatures. They eat firestones and take over two years to reach adulthood. Low maintenance but the ultimate test of patience. 8-hour sleep cycle.

3 species (2 base + 1 crossbreed)

Mobus — A green dragon. The second most expensive pet in the game. Takes over three years to fully grow. Earns 200 points a day. A true long-term commitment.
Horrus — A funky-coloured dragon. The single most expensive pet you can buy. Same colossal growth timeline as the Mobus.
Wyrm — The crossbreed of both dragons. Fire-coloured. The largest, rarest, and most valuable pet in the entire game. Earns 220 points a day. The ultimate prize.

Fanten

Large, elephant-like creatures that eat peanuts . They need the most care of all families (high feed, wash, and medicine rates) and have a 5-hour sleep cycle. Gentle giants.

3 species (2 base + 1 crossbreed)

Olly — A light grey phant. Demanding to care for but rewarding. Grows over about 3 months.
Bolly — The dark grey counterpart to Olly. Slightly slower to grow, slightly higher point yield. Together they produce the Frolly.
Frolly — The largest of the Fanten. A pink crossbreed that takes about 5 months to grow and is the biggest non-dragon pet in the game.

How does a Smoogie grow?

How do I care for a Smoogie?

Can I play offline?

How does a Smoogie grow?

Every Smoogie grows from Egg to Hatched, Toddler, Infant, and Adult in real calendar time. Growth varies greatly by species: fast starters can reach adulthood in a few weeks, while dragons take years.

How do I care for a Smoogie?

Feed, wash, play with, and let your Smoogie rest. Every species has its own care rhythm. Medicine is reactive: it is needed only when a pet becomes sick.

Can I play offline?

Yes. Smoogies is designed offline-first. Care, home decoration, and minigames can be enjoyed without a constant connection; queued actions replay when connectivity returns.

What are the seven regions?

What is the Fading Spark?

What are the seven regions?

The seven regions are Meadowlands, Riverside, Pinewood Forest, Ember Crags, Sun Oasis, Golden Dunes, and Frost Peaks. Each has a role in the world’s Rhythm.

What is the Fading Spark?

The Fading Spark is a natural change in the world’s Rhythm, not the work of a villain. Smoogies restore each region through discovery, care, and their unique dances.

Are there advertisements?

Can players communicate with one another?

How do purchases work?

Are there advertisements?

No. Smoogies has no ads of any kind.

Can players communicate with one another?

No. There is no player chat, direct messaging, shared social space, or player-to-player communication in Smoogies.

How do purchases work?

Optional Gems are for cosmetics and convenience. Smoogies has no loot boxes, no pay-to-win advantages, and basic progress never depends on spending money.