Dungeon Petz: Bonus Pets lands as a bite‑size upgrade for the beloved pet‑care dungeon game. The expansion adds two fresh creatures – Yummy (Mampfi) and Skelly (Knochi) – that spice up your monster‑raising routine. Yummy is the easiest pet on the block: it only cares about food, alternating vegetables on even turns and meat on odd ones. To set its colour requirement, you pick a card from your hand, place it face‑down, and you can’t use that card for the rest of the round. This adds a quick decision point without heavily impacting overall strategy. Skelly, on the other hand, is a deceased imp turned skeleton; it can’t eat at all, so feeding it adds a suffering token and makes the pet depressed. The silver lining is a hospital potion that can stand in for any food requirement and scores extra points during exhibitions and sales. Both pets work within Dungeon Petz’s core mechanics – hand management, worker allocation, and auctions – but with tiny twists that give the game extra flavor. The expansion doesn’t introduce new boards or action cards, so players who already own the base game feel they’re truly adding content rather than replacing anything. Play time stays around 90 minutes, and the light weight (3.3/5) keeps the learning curve gentle. In short, Bonus Pets is a quick‑to‑slot supplement, perfect for those who want more variety without overcomplicating the session.