Jack's Dog Lineage Map
Navigate an interactive map to uncover the stories and connections of Jack's dogs.
How to play
- Drag or use arrow keys to move around the map.
- Tap or click on a dog's portrait to open their story.
- Read the description and tap guided links to jump to related dogs.
- Check the Key to understand what the different line styles mean.
- Find all 13 dogs to complete the archive.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag to pan the map and tap a portrait to read its story.
- Keyboard
- Use the arrow keys to pan the map and Escape to close stories.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to pan the map, and click a portrait to read its story.
More about this game
Jack's Dog Lineage Map is an interactive record of the canine history within the Roseville Archive. Your goal is to explore the map and uncover the connections between 13 different dogs, from early foundational pets to Jack's guide dogs and companions. You can pan around the map and open individual portraits to read their stories and see how they relate to one another. The experience ends when you have discovered all the connections and read every entry.
Tips
- Use the Overview button to quickly return to the top-left corner of the map.
- Pay attention to the line styles: solid lines mean parent to pup, double lines mean mates, and dashed lines indicate a legacy or namesake.
- Guided links inside a dog's story are a fast way to jump directly to their relatives without panning.
Questions
How many dogs are there to find?
There are 13 dogs in total to discover across the map.
What do the different colors mean?
The colors group the dogs into different branches of the family story, such as Jack's guide dogs or the Danning family branch.
How do I know if I've read a story?
Once you open a dog's story, a small gold badge will appear on the top right of their portrait, and the counter at the top of the screen will increase.