How to play Google’s Olympic Doodle Champion Island Games

Tokyo Olympics is set to start today, i.e. July 23 and Google always comes up with something interesting on a special day with its “Doodles.” On the eve of this occasion, the tech giant has unveiled an interactive series of Olympic-themed mini-games. These are based on the events that are going to happen next week.

Known as “Champion Island”, this is considered the largest Google Doodle game so far. Champion Island is an RPG with a bunch of minigames and areas to explore. 

This Google Doodle game is available for use on the Google homepage and it coincides with the Opening Ceremonies. One can also play the game on the Google Doodle blog.

This game comes with a 16-bit adventure set within the gaming world of Champion World.

When the game starts, you play the role of “Lucky the Ninja Cat” and then you are asked to join a team after the first minigame —Red, Blue, Yellow, or Green. Players can further compete in seven sport mini-games to defeat sports champions and get the sacred scrolls. These seven minigames include table tennis, rugby, running, swimming, and climbing.

Players are also asked to contribute to the real-time global leaderboard.