Dog Man Mission Impawsible Review (Xbox Series S)

by Jim Smale · Published December 12, 2024 · Updated June 4, 2025

Dog Man: Mission Impawsible Review, Dog Man: Mission Impawsible brings the beloved book series to life! Dive into this action-packed, humor-filled adventure. The key to the city has fallen into the hands of a supa bad guy, unlocking all the prison doors and releasing many evildoers. Help Dog Man and his friends chase down the supa bad guys in their most impawsible mission yet! Switch between Dog Man and his Supa Buddies, each with their own special abilities and gadgets such as Rocket Boots, Retractable Claws, and Dirt Proof Pants. Together, you can overcome challenging obstacles and defeat powerful bosses.

Dog Man Mission Impawsible Review Pros:

Cartoon graphics.
1.5GB download size.
1000 Gamerscore.
Platformer gameplay.
Tutorial pop-ups as you play and when needed.
World map level select.
Cutscenes are like animated comic strips.
Each level has Collectibles.
You can replay levels.
Bones are all over the place, and finding these fills up your bar, which is another collectible.
2D game world with animated backgrounds.
Meet new friends who join your team, and you can instantly swap between.
Each teammate has unique abilities and uses.
Checkpoints throughout the level.
Jump on enemies to momentarily stun them.
Very kid-friendly with zero violence.
Collect gadgets to unlock new powers and abilities for your characters by finding the needed materials within the level.
The levels do get a bit more in-depth and add a bit of logic to it all, and more verticality and bonus routes.
Characters don’t just have unique abilities, but the way they can interact with the level is different for everyone. Some can instantly break certain platforms, whilst smaller characters are the only ones that can go in certain parts.

Dog Man Mission Impawsible Review Cons:

No real voice work.
You cannot remap or view the controls.
The jumping is ever so slightly off, meaning you need to get used to how it works.
Never sure what is and isn’t a platform you can use.
The level design is very basic.

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