The Smoogies Encyclopedia

Explore all 27 Smoogie species, discover the seven regions, and find straightforward answers about caring, playing, and the world of Smoogies.

Birds

Iny Quarter Curly Golden Iny Quiny Quilly Woopie

Furries

Glanny Gorry Glopsie

Catlikes

Tiggy Nera Pippemuis

Rodents

Purpur Nufnuf

Worms

Fruffel Fruppy Frockel

Flyers

Gullii Brellii Zeeii

Phants

Bolly Frolly Olly

Dragons

Mobus Horrus Wyrm

Birds

Birds are one of the eight Smoogie families. They include calm, nervous, exotic, special, and crossbred companions. The Iny is an ancient, vivid bird of unknown exact origin with a soft “ee-nee” sound and relatively easy maintenance. The Quarter is a very nervous and highly aware bird from the Netherlands, where it is almost completely extinct; it is very clean and needs food daily. The Curly is an exotic bird from the forests of South America that requires daily maintenance and grows slowly.

The special bird is the Golden Iny. It was found deep in an African rainforest, far from any known Iny population. Beliefs among the African tribes where it was found associate this bird with becoming rich and famous. Its golden feathers reflect light in ways that appear to shift with the viewer’s mood, although the underlying structure is not fully explained.

The bird family also includes three crossbreeds:

Quiny, a crossbreed of Iny and Quarter that combines the Iny’s steadiness with the Quarter’s restless awareness.
Woopie, a crossbreed of Iny and Curly with deep pink plumage and a calm nature.
Quilly, a crossbreed of Curly and Quarter. It is the slowest-growing bird and takes over 140 days to reach adulthood, combining the Curly’s quiet nature with the Quarter’s constant vigilance.

Iny

Family: Birds. Birds eat bird seed, and the family has a two-hour recharge time. The Iny is the oldest known Smoogie species, a calm but vivid red bird that is easy to care for and quick to bond with. It is rumoured to descend from a single ancestral pair whose origins have been lost to time. The Iny makes a soft “ee-nee” sound, which is how it got its name.

In the early days of the game, the Iny was the very first species to exist, originally drawn as a red dot with two eyes and two legs. That simple shape evolved into the vivid little bird known today, while the Iny’s gentle, unpretentious character remained unchanged. An Iny was also the first Smoogie to rediscover the art of dancing in the old Meadow clearing, sparking the journey that would restore the world’s Rhythm. It reaches adulthood in 17 days and has a listed value of 450 SD.

Quarter

Family: Birds. The Quarter is a yellow bird from the Netherlands, where the species is nearly extinct in the wild. Birds are the most diverse Smoogie family and eat bird seed. The Quarter is exceptionally clean and rarely needs washing.

The Quarter is very nervous, constantly aware of its surroundings and easily startled by the smallest unexpected sound. This skittish temperament is described as hyper-awareness rather than cowardice, rooted in the exposed marshlands where wild Quarters once nested and danger could come from any direction. The species needs daily feeding and grows slowly, reaching adulthood after about 70 days. Those who earn a Quarter's trust describe a bond unlike any other.

Documented crossbreeds: The Quarter can be paired with the Iny to create a Quiny, which combines the Iny's calm temperament with the Quarter's sharp alertness. It can also be paired with the Curly to create a Quilly, a watchful bird with distinctive pink-and-yellow plumage that takes 141 days to reach adulthood.

Curly

Curly is a bird from the deep forests of South America. Its purple plumage is unlike anything else in the Smoogies world, making it a strikingly beautiful species. Birds share a two-hour energy recharge time, and each species has its own care needs.

Curly requires daily attention and grows extremely slowly, taking 84 days to reach adulthood. Patient owners who guide a Curly through its full growth are rewarded with a companion of exceptional grace. Curly is also a documented parent in two bird crossbreeds: Woopie, created from Iny and Curly, and Quilly, created from Curly and Quarter.

Golden Iny

Family: Birds. The Golden Iny is a rare golden bird discovered deep in the African rainforest, far from any known Iny population. Its discovery has led some to wonder whether it evolved separately or had simply remained hidden until it was found.

The Golden Iny is known in its original lore as “the one special bird for the rich and famous.” According to the beliefs of the African tribes where this pet was found, keeping one means that you will be rich and famous. Its golden sheen is more than decoration: the feathers reflect light in ways that seem to shift with the viewer’s mood, a result of microscopic structure that remains unexplained.

Quiny

Quiny is a crossbreed bird in the Birds family. It is available only as a crossbreed and not sold in the shop. A Quiny comes from an Iny and a Quarter, has warm orange plumage that blends both parents’ colours, and reaches adulthood after 54 days.

The Quiny combines the Iny’s ancient steadiness with the Quarter’s restless awareness. It can remain perfectly still for long periods before suddenly tilting its head, as though it has noticed something others have missed. This calm, observant nature makes the Quiny a popular choice among experienced keepers.

Documented pairing: Iny + Quarter.

Quilly

Quilly is a colorful bird with distinctive pink and yellow plumage. It is available only as a crossbreed and is not sold in the shop. The documented pairing is Curly + Quarter.

Quilly is the slowest-growing bird and takes 141 days to reach adulthood. It combines Curly's love of quiet with Quarter's constant vigilance, so it often seems to be listening closely to something just beyond hearing.

A fully grown Quilly is a rare sight, making this unusual bird a rewarding addition for dedicated keepers.

Woopie

Family: Birds. Woopie is a remarkable bird available only as a crossbreed and not sold in the shop. It comes from the documented pairing of Iny and Curly.

Distinctive traits: Woopie has the Curly's striking plumage in deep pink instead of purple, along with the Iny's calm, unflappable nature. The result is an extraordinary-looking bird with a wonderfully relaxed personality.

Furries

Furries are one of the eight Smoogie families. They are larger, fluffy creatures that eat berries and have moderate care needs, with a four-hour sleep cycle. The family contains three species: two base species and one crossbreed.

Glanny is the more easy-going furry. It has thick, soft orange fur, is content to graze at its own pace, and often leans against its owner when it wants attention. Gorry is a blue furry from the Australian outback. It needs daily feeding, grows surprisingly slowly despite its voracious appetite, and is highly affectionate when well fed.

Glopsie is the crossbreed of Glanny and Gorry. It combines Glanny's calm temperament with Gorry's impressive size and has soft pink fur that is unique among furries. It eats less frantically than a Gorry but more enthusiastically than a Glanny, and it sleeps deeply and often. Glopsie is available as a crossbreed only.

Glanny

Glanny is an orange member of the Furries family. It is the more easy-going of the two furry species: unlike the Gorry, which is a relentless eating machine, the Glanny is content to graze at its own pace and spend long afternoons dozing in warm spots. Its thick, soft fur and relaxed nature make it a gentle companion.

Glannies are known for leaning against their owners when they want attention, which is often. Their calm temperament does not mean they lack affection, as this leaning is one of their distinctive ways of expressing it. A Glanny takes 24 days to grow and has a listed price of 500 SD.

The Glanny is one of the documented parents of the Glopsie, a crossbreed pairing of Glanny + Gorry. The Glopsie combines the Glanny's relaxed temperament with the Gorry's impressive size and has soft pink fur that is unique among Furries.

Gorry

Gorry is a blue Smoogie from the Furries family, a group of larger, fluffy creatures that eat berries and have moderate care needs with a four-hour sleep cycle. A Gorry egg costs 550 SD, and the species takes 39 days to complete its growth cycle: one day as an egg, followed by six days as a toddler, twelve days as an infant, and twenty days as an adult.

The Gorry is a voracious eating machine that needs daily feeding and makes its hunger known in its own grunting language. It originates from the Australian outback and is suspected to be a combined descendant of all known Australian animals. Although it eats constantly, it grows surprisingly slowly. Its constant hunger is linked to an extraordinarily fast metabolism that uses berries quickly, while its loyalty makes a well-fed Gorry one of the most affectionate creatures in the Smoogies world. It can also produce a rumbling purr that can be felt through the floor.

Gorry is one of the two base species in the Furries family, alongside Glanny. The documented furry crossbreed Glopsie is created by pairing a Glanny with a Gorry. It inherits the Gorry's size and the Glanny's relaxed temperament, and has soft pink fur that is unique within the furry family.

Glopsie

Glopsie is a pink crossbreed in the Furries family. It combines the calm, relaxed temperament of the Glanny with the impressive size of the Gorry, creating a distinctive and gentle companion. Its soft pink fur is unique among the Furries.

Glopsie takes life, meals, and naps at an easy pace. It eats less frantically than a Gorry but with more enthusiasm than a Glanny, and it sleeps deeply and often.

Collection details: Glopsie is available only as a crossbreed and not sold in the shop. It grows over 76 days, and its documented parent pairing is Glanny + Gorry.

Catlikes

Catlikes are one of the eight Smoogie families. These feline-inspired creatures eat raw meat, grow quickly, and have a 3-hour sleep cycle. Catlikes are the most affordable family to start with.

The family contains three species:

Tiggy, a curious beige catlike that grows in 16 days and costs 650 SD.
Nera, a jet-black catlike that grows in 19 days and costs 700 SD.
Pippemuis, an orange crossbreed of Tiggy and Nera that grows in 19 days and is available as a crossbreed only.

Each Catlikes species has its own character. Tiggy is bold, curious, and common in the Meadowlands. Nera is quiet, independent, affectionate once it trusts you, and most active at dusk and dawn. Pippemuis combines Tiggy's fearless curiosity with Nera's quiet watchfulness and is endlessly playful and easily distracted.

Tiggy

Family: Catlikes. Tiggy is a beige catlike and one of the most widespread Smoogies in the world. They are commonly seen wherever there is sunlight and something to climb, and are believed to have originated in the gentle hills around the Meadowlands. Long ago, Tiggies adapted to life near settlements and have been companion animals for as long as anyone can remember.

Tiggies may be small, but they are fearless, bold, and curious. A Tiggy will investigate anything that moves, twitches, or makes an interesting sound, and they are surprisingly fast on their feet. They are also known for napping in patches of sunlight between meals. Their appetite for raw meat is modest, and they rarely cause trouble unless knocking things off shelves counts. Tiggies reach full size in about two weeks, making them the fastest-growing species known.

Documented crossbreed: Pippemuis is the crossbreed of Tiggy and Nera. It inherits the Tiggy's fearless curiosity and the Nera's quiet watchfulness, with those traits combining into a character all its own.

Nera

Nera is a sleek, jet-black member of the Catlikes family. Catlikes are feline-inspired creatures that eat raw meat, grow quickly, follow a three-hour sleep cycle, and are the most affordable family to start with. Nera reaches maturity in 19 days and has a listed value of 700 SD.

Nera was named after a real cat belonging to the creator of Smoogies. This species is quiet and independent, yet surprisingly affectionate once trust has been established. Neras need frequent washing because their dark fur shows every speck of dust, although they are otherwise low-maintenance. They are most active at dusk and dawn, and some owners swear that their Nera can see things that are not there. Nera is also one of the documented parent species for the crossbreed Pippemuis, paired with Tiggy.

Pippemuis

Family: Catlikes. Pippemuis is available only as a crossbreed and is not sold in the shop. Its documented parent pairing is Tiggy + Nera.

The name Pippemuis comes from the creator's cat Pip, whose full household name was Pippemuis, meaning “Pippe-mouse”. This distinctive species brings together Tiggy's fearless curiosity and Nera's quiet watchfulness in a character all its own.

A Pippemuis may stalk a pinecone for twenty minutes, pounce on it, and then try to eat it. This unusual habit reflects its memorable blend of curiosity and watchfulness.

Rodents

Rodents are one of Smoogies' eight families. The family food type is cheese, and its base sleep recharge time is 1.5 hours. Energy and sleep are tracked separately: adventures and play use energy, and when the energy bar is empty, the pet needs sleep. Higher-quality pets recharge faster, with a top-quality pet sleeping at three times the base speed.

The family includes two species: Purpur, which originates from Canada and is suspected to be related to the beaver and the forest cat. It is reasonably easy to maintain despite liking to eat, and its harmless hoarding instinct may lead it to tuck small stones, acorns, or an occasional missing sock into its sleeping corner. Nufnuf is related to Purpur and also comes from Canada. It is a very easy-going, gentle, social pet that prefers company to solitude. In the wild, Nufnufs live in small family groups beneath the roots of old trees and emerge at dusk to forage and socialise.

Purpur

Purpur is a sturdy, brown-furred Smoogie from the Canadian wilderness and belongs to the Rodents family. Rodents are small, hardy creatures from Canada that eat cheese. The Purpur is suspected to be a distant relative of both the beaver and the forest cat.

Purpurs are reasonably easy to care for, although they do love to eat. Their compact build and bright eyes give them an air of cheerful determination. They also have a habit of hoarding small objects in their sleeping spot.

The Purpur's hoarding instinct is believed to come from its beaver ancestry. Owners may find small stones, acorns, and the occasional missing sock tucked into a Purpur's sleeping corner. This behaviour is harmless and, according to most owners, rather endearing.

Nufnuf

Nufnuf is a Rodent from Canada and is related to the Purpur. It is a gentle, easy-going pet with brown fur. Nufnufs are social creatures that prefer company to solitude, and in the wild they live in small family groups beneath the roots of old trees, emerging at dusk to forage and socialise.

The Nufnuf grows more slowly than its cousin and is less food-obsessed, preferring long naps and quiet company. Its peculiar shuffling walk and habit of blinking slowly at anything that interests it give the Nufnuf an air of gentle bewilderment that many owners find impossible to resist. Nufnufs are also known for attempting group dances with varying degrees of coordination.

Worms

Worms are one of the eight Smoogie families. They are slow-growing, high-value creatures that eat leaves and have the fastest sleep recharge in the game at 1 hour. Worms originally had two legs, but these were removed because animating them was considered too complex and weird.

The family contains two base species and one crossbreed:

Fruppy is a pink worm that moves in slow coils, often stays curled in dark, warm places, and takes 232 days to reach adulthood. Its price is 2,500 SD.
Fruffel is the green counterpart to Fruppy. It shares Fruppy's growth timeline and care needs, is more inclined to come out of hiding, and takes 232 days to reach adulthood. Its price is 3,000 SD.
Frockel is the orange crossbreed of Fruppy and Fruffel. It combines Fruppy's quiet watchfulness with Fruffel's curiosity and takes 293 days to reach adulthood. It is available as a crossbreed only.

Worms require patient care over a long real-time growth period. Every species has its own feeding and washing needs, and neglect lowers a pet's happiness, so caring for a Worm means keeping to the needs of its species while it progresses through its lifecycle.

Fruffel

Fruffel is the green member of the Worms family. Worms are slow-growing, high-value creatures that eat leaves and are the fastest sleepers in the game, sleeping for one hour. Worms originally had two legs, but these were removed early in the family’s history because animating them was considered “too complex and weird.”

Fruffel shares the Fruppy’s long growth timeline and care needs, taking 232 days to reach adulthood. Unlike the more hidden Fruppy, Fruffel is socially inclined and often drapes itself over a branch or rock to watch the world go by. Its willingness to be seen gives it a more approachable character, while its green colouring distinguishes it within the Worms family.

Fruffel can be paired with Fruppy to produce the documented crossbreed Frockel. The Frockel has vivid orange colouring and takes 293 days to reach adulthood, combining Fruppy’s quiet watchfulness with Fruffel’s curiosity.

Fruppy

Fruppy is the pink member of the Worms family. Worms once had two legs, but these were removed early in the species' history because the records describe animating them as "too complex and weird." Without legs, Fruppy developed a distinctive coiling form of movement, travelling in slow spirals that look effortless while covering more ground than expected.

Fruppies are patient creatures with a growth period of over seven months. They spend much of that time curled up in hollow logs or beneath warm stones, giving this species a quiet and unhurried presence within the Worms family.

The documented crossbreed pairing for Fruppy is Fruppy + Fruffel, which produces Frockel. Frockel has striking orange colouring, takes 293 days to reach adulthood, and combines Fruppy's quiet watchfulness with Fruffel's curiosity.

Frockel

Family: Worms. Frockel is a vivid orange crossbreed of Fruppy and Fruffel. Its striking colour does not appear to come directly from either species, giving this attentive and inquisitive creature a look all its own.

Distinctive traits: Frockel combines Fruppy's quiet watchfulness with Fruffel's curiosity. It studies the world with calm, bright-eyed fascination and is available only as a crossbreed, not as a shop purchase.

Growth and pairing: Frockel takes 293 days to reach adulthood. Pair Fruppy + Fruffel to obtain this species.

Flyers

Flyers are one of the eight Smoogie families. They are winged creatures that drink nectar, have low maintenance needs, and require exceptional patience: every flyer species takes 582 days to reach adulthood. They are also among the most expensive pets in the game.

The family contains three species. Gullii is the pink flyer, most at home near water and known for gliding along rivers on thermal currents. It is a base species priced at 3,500 SD. Brellii is the green flyer, which seeks elevation and rides updrafts along mountain ridges and hilltops. It is more independent than Gullii and is a base species priced at 3,700 SD. Zeeii is the crossbreed of Gullii and Brellii. Its extraordinary colours shift between hues neither parent carries, and it is available only as a crossbreed and not sold in the shop.

Gullii

Gullii is the pink member of the Flyers family. Gulliis are most at home near water, where they glide on thermal currents with barely a wing-beat and follow rivers from bend to bend. They are quiet, observant creatures whose patience seems to match their 582-day growth cycle.

River Gulliis are the most commonly seen variety. They are said to be able to read the mood of a current by the way light moves across its surface, adding a distinctive piece of lore to this water-loving flyer.

Documented crossbreed: Pairing a Gullii with a Brellii can produce a Zeeii. The Zeeii is the crossbreed of both flyer species and is known for extraordinary colours that shift between hues neither parent carries.

Brellii

Brelliis are more independent by nature than Gulliis. They may sometimes go hours without acknowledging their owner's existence, then land on the owner's shoulder at the exact moment comfort is needed most. This combination of self-reliance and perfectly timed affection is one of the species' defining traits.

Documented crossbreed: A Gullii and a Brellii can produce a Zeeii. The Zeeii is the crossbreed of the two flyer species and is known for extraordinary, shifting colours unlike those carried by either parent.

Zeeii

Family: Flyers. Zeeii is a crossbreed of the flyer species Gullii and Brellii. Flyers are winged creatures that drink nectar, have low maintenance needs, and take more than a year to fully grow. Zeeii reaches adulthood after a documented growth cycle of 582 days.

Zeeii is known for extraordinary shifting colours that move between hues neither parent carries. Its plumage has never been fully explained, and some keepers believe it responds to the energy of its surroundings, becoming more vivid in restored regions and duller in faded ones. Whatever the reason, Zeeii is one of the most visually remarkable creatures in the Smoogies world.

To add Zeeii to your collection, use the documented parent pairing Gullii + Brellii. Zeeii is available only as a crossbreed and is not sold in the shop. The species combines Gullii's grace around rivers with Brellii's independent nature, associated with mountain ridges and hilltops.

Phants

Phants are one of the eight Smoogie families. They are large, elephant-like creatures and gentle giants that eat peanuts. Phants need the most care of all families, with high feeding and washing rates, and they follow a five-hour sleep cycle.

The Phant family has three species: Olly, the lighter of the two base species; Bolly, the darker base species; and Frolly, a pink crossbreed of Olly and Bolly and the largest member of the family. Ollies are known for their deep, steady gaze and quiet loyalty, while Bollies are patient and quietly stubborn. Frollies are imposing but deeply gentle. You can discover and raise these unique creatures as you explore the Smoogies world.

Bolly

Family: Phants. Bolly is the darker of the two Phants base species and is known for its dark grey appearance. Phants are among the oldest creatures in the Smoogies world, with a slow, measured way of living that suggests they have been around long enough to stop hurrying.

Bollies share Olly's deep patience but add a streak of quiet stubbornness that experienced keepers learn to work with rather than against. A Bolly that has decided to sit down will sit down, regardless of what its owner had planned. This is not defiance, but a deeply held conviction that some moments are for standing still.

Documented crossbreed: Bolly is one of the parent species of Frolly, the largest member of the Phants family. Frolly is a crossbreed of Olly and Bolly, with a unique pink colouring among the Phants lineage.

Frolly

Frolly is the largest member of the Phants family and the biggest non-dragon pet in the game. Its pink colouring is unique among the Phants lineage and is thought to come from the unusual combination of its parents' pigments. Frolly is a crossbreed of Olly and Bolly, and it takes about five months, or 151 days, to grow.

A fully grown Frolly is an imposing but deeply gentle presence. Smaller Smoogies instinctively gather around it for warmth and safety, while Frolly's character reflects both sides of its heritage: the gentle patience of Olly and the quiet determination of Bolly. Like the other Phants, Frolly belongs to one of the oldest creature lineages in the Smoogies world, known for a slow and measured way of living.

Olly

Olly is the lighter of the two base species in the Phants family. Phants are among the oldest creatures in the Smoogies world, known for a slow and measured way of living that suggests they have been around long enough to stop hurrying.

Ollies are recognised by their deep, steady gaze and their habit of placing one foot very carefully before lifting the next, as though the ground deserves that much respect. They demand a great deal of care, but return it tenfold in quiet loyalty.

Olly is also one of the documented parents of the Phants crossbreed Frolly, whose pairing is Olly and Bolly. Frolly is the largest member of the Phants family and has unique pink colouring within the Phants lineage.

Dragons

Dragons are one of the eight Smoogie families. Each family shares a food type and energy profile, while individual species can differ in rarity, growth rate, care difficulty, and value. Dragons are the oldest and largest creatures in the Smoogies world.

The dragon family includes Mobus, the green member of the family. A Mobus egg takes a full week to hatch, and the hatchling is already larger than most adult birds. Mobus grows into adulthood over the next three years and eats firestones.

Horrus is the funky-coloured dragon, with iridescent scales that shift colour depending on the angle of light and, according to some, its mood. It is the most expensive pet available for purchase in the Smoogies world and can become fiercely loyal and surprisingly affectionate after bonding with its owner. Wyrm is a crossbreed of Mobus and Horrus. Its unique fire-coloured scales combine Mobus's deep green undertones with Horrus's iridescent shimmer, and it is the largest, slowest-growing, and most valuable creature in the Smoogies world.

Mobus

Family: Dragons. Mobus is the green member of the dragon family. Dragons are the oldest and largest creatures in the Smoogies world, and Mobus carries that ancient weight in every slow, deliberate movement.

A Mobus egg takes a full week to hatch, and the hatchling is already larger than most adult birds when it emerges. Over the next three years, Mobus grows into a remarkably gentle creature with quiet power. Mobuses eat firestones, chewing them slowly and thoughtfully as though each one is worth savouring.

Documented crossbreed: Wyrm is the crossbreed of Mobus and Horrus. Its fire-coloured scales combine Mobus's deep green undertones with Horrus's iridescent shimmer, creating an appearance like captured flame.

Horrus

Family: Dragons. Horrus is the funky-coloured member of the dragon family, a group known as the oldest and largest creatures in the Smoogies world. Its iridescent scales shift colour depending on the angle of light and, some say, its mood.

Horrus is the most expensive pet available for purchase in the Smoogies world, and it carries that distinction with an air of quiet self-importance. Despite this, a Horrus that bonds with its owner becomes fiercely loyal and surprisingly affectionate.

Documented crossbreed: The Wyrm is formed as a crossbreed from Mobus and Horrus. It has fire-coloured scales that combine the Mobus's deep green undertones with the Horrus's iridescent shimmer, creating an appearance like captured flame. Ancient carvings in the mountain caves depict creatures that resemble Wyrms, inspiring speculation that this crossbreed may be the oldest dragon of all, returning.

Wyrm

Wyrm is a crossbreed of Mobus and Horrus in the Dragons family. Dragons are the largest and rarest creatures in the Smoogies world. They eat firestones, need relatively little care, follow an 8-hour sleep cycle, and take more than two years to reach adulthood.

With its magnificent fire-coloured scales, Wyrm stands apart from other dragons. It is the largest, slowest-growing, and most valuable creature in the game, reaching full growth after 1,162 days. Wyrm is available only as a crossbreed and not sold in the shop, making it a remarkable achievement for any Smoogie keeper.

Ancient carvings in the mountain caves show creatures that look remarkably like Wyrms. Their resemblance has inspired questions about whether Wyrm is a recent arrival or the return of the oldest dragon of all. The documented parent pairing is Mobus + Horrus.

Caring for your Smoogie

Crossbreeding and hybrids

Feeding and food types

Quests and achievements

Smoogie growth

Caring for a Smoogie

Offline play

Caring for your Smoogie

Care for your Smoogie through the care activities available in the game. You can feed and wash your pets as part of daily activities, and pets can play with toys or play minigames for rewards. Taking a pet on an adventure also forms part of daily care, but adventures cost energy. Choose activities with your pet's current energy in mind.

Crossbreeding and hybrids

Some Smoogie species are crossbreeds created from a documented pair of parent species. Each crossbreed is a distinct species in the collection, and the result is determined by the specific parents in the pairing. Crossbreed eggs are not sold in the Petstore, which sells eggs for base species instead.

The documented crossbreeds are Pippemuis from Tiggy and Nera, Quiny from Iny and Quarter, Woopie from Iny and Curly, Quilly from Curly and Quarter, Glopsie from Glanny and Gorry, Frolly from Olly and Bolly, Frockel from Fruppy and Fruffel, Zeeii from Gullii and Brellii, and Wyrm from Mobus and Horrus. In Dutch, these are named Pippemuis, Kwimi, Woepie, Kwoppie, Gloppie, Frollie, Fratsje, Zeeii, and Wyrm. Crossbreeds can be sold through the Petstore's Sell tab; their sale value is 1.5 times the higher parent's egg value, with the standard rarity and adult-time bonuses also applying.

Feeding and food types

Food is shared by species family. Each Smoogie family has one food type, so choose food according to the family of the pet you are caring for. The family determines the food, but individual species can have different care schedules and feeding needs.

Birds eat bird seed. This family includes Iny, Quarter, Curly, Golden Iny, Quiny, Woopie, and Quilly. Furries eat berries and include Glanny, Gorry, and Glopsie. Rodents eat cheese and include Purpur and Nufnuf. Catlikes eat raw meat and include Tiggy, Nera, and Pippemuis.

Worms eat leaves and include Fruppy, Fruffel, and Frockel. Flyers drink nectar and include Gullii, Brellii, and Zeeii. Dragons eat firestones and include Mobus, Horrus, and Wyrm. Phants eat peanuts and include Olly, Bolly, and Frolly. Food is available through the Supermarket, which carries one food type for each species family. Check the in-game information for the pet's specific care schedule when you need more detail.

Quests and achievements

Quests and achievements give you goals as you explore SmoogieVille. Named NPCs give quests, tell stories, and add personality to each region. Emi Paw is the first quest giver and guides new players through their starter supplies. You can earn SmoogieDollars through quests, while daily activities provide bonus rewards.

Daily activities include feeding all your pets, washing all your pets, taking a pet on an adventure, or winning a minigame level. Onboarding tasks also guide new players through the basics. The first available minigame is Link the Smoogies, a line-matching puzzle game with procedurally generated levels.

Most achievements are hidden until they are triggered. There are no visible checklists or progress bars. When you cross an achievement threshold, the discovery itself is the reward. Achievements cover quest milestones, daily streaks, pet care, species collection, exploration, and secret easter eggs.

Smoogie growth

Smoogies grow through five lifecycle stages: Egg, Hatched, Toddler, Infant, and Adult. Every Smoogie follows this sequence, but the duration of each stage varies by species. More affordable species grow relatively quickly, while more expensive species can take months or even years to reach adulthood.

The complete growth timeline ranges from 16 days for Tiggy, the fastest species, to more than 1,100 days for dragons. For example, Iny reaches adulthood in 17 days, Purpur in 38 days, and Mobus in 1,162 days. These timelines describe the full progression from egg to adult, including the egg, toddler, infant, and adult stages.

Caring for a Smoogie

Caring for a Smoogie means keeping up with its everyday care needs as it grows through lifecycle stages over real calendar time. Each species has its own care schedule, so check on your pet regularly rather than relying on one universal routine. Feed it the food assigned to its species family and wash it with soap when washing is needed. The Supermarket provides one food type for each family and universal soap for washing.

Care also connects with play and activity. Toys can be placed in the home for pets to interact with, and pets can play minigames to earn rewards. Adventures cost energy, while Smoogie sleep cycles vary by family, so choose activities with your pet's available energy and care pattern in mind.

Daily tasks may include feeding all pets and washing all pets, and completing these tasks can provide bonus rewards. Care is designed to be calm and flexible: the game is built around real calendar time, but there is no punishment for missing a day. Every player can always feed their pets and progress through the entire game.

Offline play

Smoogies is designed as an offline-first game, so it works without a constant internet connection. Actions are queued locally and replayed when connectivity returns, allowing you to continue caring for your pets, rearranging your home, going on adventures, gathering resources, and playing minigames without a signal.

Adventures are fully playable offline. They cost energy and can earn SmoogieDollars, XP, and gatherable resources, and adventure rewards are applied instantly. When connectivity returns, the game synchronises those rewards with the server.

Seven regions

Meadowlands Riverside Pinewood Forest Golden Dunes Sun Oasis Frost Peaks Ember Crags

The Fading Spark

The Rhythm

The Fading Spark

Seven regions

The Smoogies world is divided into seven regions, each with its own landscape, atmosphere and role in the world's living energy cycle, called the Rhythm. Players explore them through adventure maps and discover dozens of named locations along the way. The journey runs in one order, from the safest region to the last: Meadowlands, Riverside, Pinewood Forest, Golden Dunes, Sun Oasis, Frost Peaks and Ember Crags.

Meadowlands is where the journey begins and the safest place in the world, with rolling green fields and wildflowers. It represents Colour and is home to Emi Paw, the player's first guide. Riverside is a calm river system that once carried energy between all regions like a bloodstream, with waterfalls, lily ponds and misty bridges; it represents Flow. Pinewood Forest is a mysterious woodland of tall pines, firefly glades and mushroom rings that once provided the world's rest cycle through its shade and darkness; it represents Rest.

Golden Dunes is a vast, contemplative desert of plain yellow sand where frozen patterns resemble captured sound waves. It represents Silence, which is not the absence of sound but the space the Rhythm needs to breathe. Sun Oasis is a lush oasis in red sand with palm springs, spice gardens and a glowing central pool; its role is Warmth, and its heat engine once drove movement between the regions. Frost Peaks is snow and ice, and the world's Voice: every ridge and frozen cavern once carried the Rhythm's signal on, until the ice stopped ringing. Ember Crags is the grand finale, a rugged volcanic range that was the world's furnace, where all the energy gathered and cascaded back outward again; its role is Celebration.

The regions are affected by the Fading Spark in different ways, and the player's journey across all seven gradually reveals the Rhythm and helps restore it.

Meadowlands

Role in the Rhythm: Colour. Meadowlands are the first of seven regions: the safest place in the world, and where the journey begins. Rolling green fields, wildflowers and gentle breezes make a calm introduction to the journey, and Emi Paw lives here as the player's first guide. As the spark fades, the colours go muted and the flowers will not bloom.

Places to explore: The Meadow, Flower Trail, Stone Circle, Old Oaks, Honey Glade, Butterfly Hollow, Clover Patch, Poppy Fields, Windmill Hill and Sunrise Path.