Grumpy Shots: World Tour

Rokas is a wildlife photographer with a problem: his photos are boring, because every animal just stands there, perfectly calm. Then he sees a poster for the World Contest for the Grumpiest Animal Photo. The only way to win is to annoy the animals a little – a tickle with a feather, a toy whistle, a laser dot, soap bubbles, a water balloon, a mirror held up to a grumpy face, a stolen straw hat or a dried fish – while they are not looking, hide behind a hay bale or a bush when they look up, and watch the anger meter climb from calm to furious.

At the peak the animal explodes in one of its rage poses, and the photo has to be taken at exactly the right moment. Then comes the chase: tap to jump the hay bales and milk buckets and reach the gate before the animal catches up – and eats the photo. Fourteen levels on a painted map of the Lithuanian countryside bring a different animal each time – Mekė the goat, Kakarius the rooster, Murklys the cat, Gagis the goose, Kalenis the stork and Baubas, the moose who rules the bog – each in its own place and weather, from a windy wheat field to a misty birch grove, and every photo goes into an album.

Nobody is hurt in the game – the joke is always on the photographer. It is in English and Lithuanian, works offline, needs no account and has no in-app purchases. The only ad is optional: when the balloons and tricks run out, a player may watch a short ad for two more balloons; no level ever needs an ad.