History VideoGame / EscapeFromPuppyDeathFactory

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: The only boss in the game is entirely optional, but required to get the best ending.]]

** Puppy #6 quotes the old man who gives you the first sword from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda'', except with the substitution of "THIS" with "ME", of course.

* AfterTheEnd

* BlindingBangs: Puppy #8 sports these.

* FrickinLaserBeams: Present in the mid to late stages, and can be redirected or reflected for hitting switches or for other purposes.

* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Subverted. The General (who is totally not a caricatured version of Kim Jong-il) succeeded in wiping humanity off the face of the earth with a stockpile of nuclear bombs, only to face defeat at the paws of a little space dog and her trusty swap gun.]]

* [[spoiler: LoadBearingBoss: The General's death triggers the firing of the nuclear warhead, blowing up not only the bunker but the entire Earth.]]

* {{Metroidvania}}

** GoldenEnding: [[spoiler:If you save every living animal.]]
*** SequelHook: If you acquire the best possible ending, [[spoiler:the General's former guard kitten commandeers the Muttnik and launches back into space.]]
** BadEnding: Attained if you get no puppies before aborting.
* [[spoiler:NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The villain is a very unflattering caricature of Kim Jong-il.]]

* {{Puzzle Boss}}: [[spoiler: The boss requires that you employ the swapping skills that you've developed during the game.]]
* {{Shout Out}}: There are a lot of allusions to the ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}'' series in this game.
** K9's body suit and Swap Gun strongly resemble a quadrupedal version of Samus's powersuit, especially in coloration.
** K9's ship, Muttnik, resembles Samus's Gunship.
** The music that plays on the outside of the factory resembles the "Silence" music from the original ''Metroid''.

* [[spoiler:SugarBowl: The protagonist and the puppies she rescued end up on one in the GoldenEnding. That place can't support a kitten, however.]]

* ApocalypseHow: Around Class 5 at the beginning of the game, and during the GoldenEnding, [[spoiler:it becomes Class X.
* AntiFrustrationFeature: After defeating the Boss, the layout of the map is subtly edited to herd you towards your spaceship, since there's literally nothing else to do at that point.

** SequelHook: If you acquire the best possible ending, [[spoiler:the General's former guard kitten commandeers the Muttnik and launches back into space.]]
** BadEnding: Attained if you get no puppies.
* [[spoiler:NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The final boss is a very unflattering caricature of Kim Jong-il.]]

* ApocalypseHow: Around Class 5 at the beginning of the game, and during the GoldenEnding, it becomes Class X.

** GoldenEnding

* [[spoiler:SugarBowl: The protagonist and the puppies she rescued end up on one in the GoldenEnding.]]

* {{Shout Out}}: There are a lot of allusions to the ''[[{{Metroid}} Metroid]]'' series in this game.

** The Puppydex. [[{{Pokemon}} Gotta catch 'em all!]]

* HeroicMime: K9/Laika doesn't say anything.
* [[spoiler: LoadBearingBoss]]

* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Subverted. Kim Jong-il (or a caricature of him) succeeded in wiping humanity off the face of the earth with a stockpile of nuclear bombs, only to face defeat at the paws of a little space dog and her trusty swap gun.]]

* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Kim Jong-il (or a caricature of him) succeeded in wiping humanity off the face of the earth with a stockpile of nuclear bombs.]]

* GottaCatchEmAll: 31 puppies [[spoiler:and one kitten.]]

** The Puppydex. [[{{Pokemon}} Gotta catch 'em all!]]

** Puppy #6 quotes the old man who gives you the first sword from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda'', except with the substitution of "THIS" with "ME", of course.

** The art style is very reminiscent of [[{{CrystalCaves}} Crystal Caves]].

'''''Escape From Puppy Death Factory''''' is an [[WebGame online]] game available on Adult Swim's website, made by one Mr. Podunkian. You play as futuristic dog "K9", who has returned to the Earth from space 20 years after a terrestrial nuclear conflict. Detecting the cries of captive puppies not far from where the conflict began, K9 sets out to locate and rescue them through the various environments of an apparently-abandoned factory. As K9 explores the factory and recovers puppies, she gradually learns of its backstory, as well as the possibility that it is not completely empty.

* {{Puzzle Boss}}: [[spoiler: The final boss requires that you employ the swapping skills that you've developed during the game.]]

** The art style is very reminiscent of [[{{CrystalCaves}} Crystal Caves]].