Overleashed

A dog-walking roguelite about building a profitable leash and knowing when you’ve taken on one dog too many.

The game

The neighborhood’s dogs have habits. Your gear belt has possibilities. Your bills have deadlines.

In Overleashed you run a one-person dog-walking business. Sign clients, assemble a leash, and push your luck on walks where a single squirrel can turn into a business problem. Find combinations that work, get everyone home, and build a better business for the next run.

The dogs are personalities, not income tokens. The Beagle stops at everything.
Equipment can make one breed’s habit the reason to build a whole leash around it.
Every extra dog is more money and one more thing that can go wrong.
The Office keeps a record of what your business has earned across runs.
Made for portrait play. Local saves, no account, no ads.

It’s a comedy about dog walks set inside a darker human story. The dogs are always safe; the people around them aren’t always.

Screenshots

Six different dogs crowd one leash; the assembly screen warns that the handling load exceeds capacity. — Six dogs, one leash. What could go wrong.

A squirrel encounter ends with the walker and dogs in a heap on the sidewalk. — Squirrel.

The gear belt combines a Corgi-focused leash and cushion with a Clicker. — Build a gear belt around your clients.

Three Corgis fit comfortably within the handling budget of a replanned walk. — Or take fewer dogs, and bring them all home.

Overleashed title screen: a dog walker with a Corgi and a Lab on a neighborhood street. — Maple Court, where it starts.

Details

Platforms: iPhone and Android
Status: In development; currently in testing. Launch date to be announced.
Price: Free to play, with optional in-app purchases, including a Full Business License that opens more neighborhoods, breeds and equipment
Developer: Ungovernable Corp

Support

Email: hello@ungovernablecorp.com
Privacy: Overleashed privacy policy
Your data: Request deletion of your data