The game is available today in North America, South America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Asia. "Regardless, we loved the process of dreaming up the possibilities." "Plans like the 'Eiffel Tower spell' were abandoned, and similarly, gag spells didn't make the cut," Google says. Not every idea made it into the final race-against-the-clock game, though. "Doodling for a whole Doodle game was very exciting for us," the Google artists say. The game follows Momo through five levels of the Magic Cat Academy: the library, cafeteria, classroom, gym, and building's rooftop. This opened the door to a more robust world filled with interesting characters and paw-some themes." "Connecting soup to Halloween proved too abstract, so the team shifted the idea to a wizard school. "The original concept for the game involved a magic cat making a soup that was so good, it raised the dead," Google says. If they advance on Momo, she will lose one of her nine lives, so draw fast.Īs Google's doodle team explains (Opens in a new window), the inspiration for the doodle was artist Juliana Chen's real-life Momo. Use your mouse on the desktop or finger on a touch-screen display to quickly draw straight lines, carets, hearts, and more, which will help Momo vanquish the invading ghosts and rescue her stolen spellbook. Players are tasked with helping the feline cast out spirits by drawing the shapes that appear above a ghost's head. Google today turned its homepage into a Halloween-themed animated game that follows young Momo the cat on a mission to rescue her school of magic from ghostly thieves. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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