3 Control 33 Puzzle

Pets Park

Up to four players on one keyboard, one key to find, one door to reach together.

Caelonaskjinx editorial team · published 18 September 2026 · checked 18 September 2026 · 4 min read

Pets Park

Pets Park is a co-operative puzzle for up to four players sharing a single keyboard. Each player gets a small set of keys, the level holds one key to the door, and nobody finishes until the group does.

The fact sheet

Genre
Puzzle
Developer
[DEVELOPER: TO BE CONFIRMED]
Devices
Computer, phone, tablet
Input
One key set per player: arrows, W A D, T F H, I J L
Session
Level by level; a level ends when the group reaches the door
Account
Not required to start on Poki
Suitability
Co-operative and non-violent
Poki update
August 2025

How the game works, step by step

A level is a set of platforms with a door at the end and a key somewhere on the way. Finding the key opens the door, and reaching the door together ends the level.

Every player controls one pet from the same keyboard. Player 1 has the arrows, Player 2 has W, A and D, Player 3 has T, F and H, and Player 4 has I, J and L. Poki lists the sets but not which key in a set does what, so the first minute with a new set is spent finding out.

Because everyone shares one keyboard, the game is as much about elbows and turn-taking as it is about platforms. Levels are built so that one pet on its own cannot always reach what the group needs.

The key legend

LeftRightUp

Player 1 set

WAD

Player 2 set

TFH

Player 3 set

IJL

Player 4 set

Route tips for your first run

  • Agree who takes which set before you start; swapping mid-level costs more time than the level does.
  • Poki does not say which key in a set does what, so try all three on flat ground before the first jump.
  • Send one pet to look for the key while the others hold a route open; searching as a crowd is slower.
  • On a shared keyboard, sit so that nobody has to reach across another player's hand.
  • A level is finished by the group, not by whoever gets there first.

Who it works for

Groups of two to four at one computer who want a puzzle to solve together rather than a race. The multiplayer needs one shared keyboard, so a computer suits it best.

Downsides to check first

  • Poki lists a key set for each player but not what each key in the set does, so the first level is partly guesswork.
  • Four players on one keyboard is crowded by design; it works better with two than with four on a small laptop.
  • Poki shows ads around the game and sometimes before it starts; they are Poki's, not ours.

Similar games, one leg away

1Plonky Platform levels solved by reading the route, alone instead of together 4Poor Bunny Also playable on one keyboard, but a race rather than a puzzle 5Car Stunts Adventure Another level-by-level course, on wheels

Questions about Pets Park

Up to four, all on the same keyboard.

Player 1 the arrows, Player 2 W A D, Player 3 T F H, Player 4 I J L. Poki does not say which key in a set does what.

The studio is named on the game's page on Poki; the guide will carry it once it is confirmed.