Ruff Night At The Gallery

Released Dec 2020

Ruff Night At The Gallery is an adorable short-form horror masterpiece featuring art, dogs, and spooky ghosts. Explore the gallery, find some keys, and admire the artwork...just don’t get licked!

92% positive · 224 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Steam Free

Evaluation

Ruff Night At The Gallery launched on December 1, 2020 as a free, short-form game originally created for the Fantastic Arcade "Shock and Aww" game jam. The developer's only post was the launch announcement, which framed the Steam release as a port of a completed jam game being shared with a wider audience. There are no DLC listings, no roadmap, no post-launch updates, and no announcements of future content of any kind. The store description describes a self-contained experience with no indication of expansions or ongoing development. This is a finished, complete game that shipped as a polished jam project.

Evidence

Launch announcement explains the game was originally made for a game jam and is now being released on Steam for free. No mention of future updates or content plans.

news post · Dec 1, 2020 source content shipped

high

Store description presents a self-contained short-form experience with no mention of future content, DLC, updates, or ongoing development.

description source content shipped

medium

Media

Details

Developer

Casey Donnellan Games LLC

Publisher

Casey Donnellan Games LLC

Achievements

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Platform

Windows

Controller

full support

Steam Deck

Not rated

Players

Single-player

Horror Cute Puzzle Walking Simulator Atmospheric First-Person Experimental Dogs Free to Play Funny 3D Indie Surreal Adventure Cartoony

About this game

Ruff Night At The Gallery is an adorable short-form horror game where you explore an art gallery. Alone. At night. Sound scary? Don’t worry, the paintings are of cute dogs! But maybe do worry because they’re also haunted…

Collect the keys to make it through each exhibit, but make sure to keep an eye on the artwork: the paintings like to move around. Ghost dogs will also pop off their canvases when you’re not looking to give you a big ol’ lick.

These dogs ain’t your grandpa’s poker playing kitsch - they’re works from the greats, from renaissance classics like “Pup With A Tasty Bone” and Paw Vinci’s “The Doggo Lisa” to modern masterpieces like “American Dogthic”, “The Howl”, Pawcasso’s “Pup Before A Mirror” - this gallery has something for everyone! (except cats)