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KeyPet - Gu Ting An

Meet Gu Ting An, Beastopia's Doberman neighborhood patrol officer. Bring him to your desktop with idle animations, typing reactions, and a dedicated street-corner scene that develops as you type. Requires Key Pet: Pixel Pet.

Release date
November 1, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Li Cong
Publisher
Li Cong
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About KeyPet - Gu Ting An

A familiar face at the cornerGu Ting An patrols the school and shopping streets on his motorcycle, always making time to return lost belongings to his neighbors. Between rounds, this Doberman officer keeps you company while you work, study, or write. Included in this DLCGu Ting An, a playable Doberman neighborhood patrol officer in a dark uniform.

Two idle animation sets and two sets of typing reactions.A dedicated street-corner setting with a parked patrol motorcycle, brickwork, and neighborhood furnishings. Background construction that progresses through everyday typing, bringing the corner together piece by piece. Requires the base game Key Pet: Pixel Pet.

This DLC includes Gu Ting An and his dedicated scene content. Other characters are not included. Background construction progresses through play; purchasing the DLC does not instantly complete it.

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