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!

Google doodle champion island