On Champion Island, it is Lucky’s job to beat the Grand Champion of each sporting event and earn scrolls to prove her worth. As Google stated, this is the, “…largest interactive ever,” so a massive multiplayer global leaderboard is only the tip of the iceberg. Each player who completes a task for their team earns points for their global team leaderboard. Once the player chooses one of these teams, they become part of a global leaderboard where they’re connected to other players. The premise of the game itself is for players to have Lucky join one of four teams: Red, which is headed by a crow, Yellow, which is led by a fox, Blue, headed by a cow, and Green, led by a turtle or kappa.
It’s a sports game by based around characters from Japanese mythology, and you can play it now at: I was fortunate enough to be asked to make the soundtrack for “Doodle Champion Island Games”! ^^ Champion Island itself is surprisingly large, with players beginning on one central island but being able to navigate a series of seven smaller islands as they complete minigames and take on side missions from the NPCs.
Upon their arrival, players can see an iconic 16-bit style and matching retro music, composed by Qumu, and can control Lucky by using W-A-S-D or the arrow keys. When players first activate the minigame via their Google search bar (or this link), Doodle Champion Island Games is prefaced with a brief animated theme song that welcomes the player to the world and characters of Champion Island. Today’s Google Doodle, made in partnership with STUDIO 4☌, is a full-fledged JRPG video game that centers around a calico cat named Lucky the Ninja Cat who is on a quest to win seven Olympic-themed sports minigames to become the ultimate champion! There is so much to break down in the Doodle Champion Island Games minigame, so let’s dive in!
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