That game also notably made a comeback as a Google Doodle in May to help people limit their boredom while staying at their homes.Īlongside the Magic Cat Academy game, Google has brought AR Halloween characters to the Google app and its mobile site. You can also play the original version of the Magic Cat Academy Doodle game from the Doodles webpage. Google has provided access to Magic Cat Academy through its dedicated Doodles webpage to make it playable in the regions where people aren't in the Halloween mood to a large extent. However, you need to “reach new depths in her adventure against the Big Boss ghost and its school of ghouls.” To bring some distinction over the 2016 version, the Magic Cat Academy sequel comes with an underwater theme. However, with each successive level, you'll get more specters, including a vampire squid as well as an anglerfish. The more you are able to kill the ghosts in the game the more success you'll get. You can use your finger on a touchscreen device or a mouse cursor on your laptop or desktop to draw symbols and defeat ghosts.

The game comes in four distinct levels and is available for access through the Google homepage for the next 48 hours in regions including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Russia, the UK, and the US, among other places where Halloween is widely celebrated. With the Magic Academy Doodle game, you can fight with spirits in the virtual world of Momo. Google Assistant in the US is also getting a spooky-themed riddle room to make this Halloween a fun for people while staying indoors due to the coronavirus outbreak. Apart from the Doodle game, Google has brought Halloween characters in augmented reality (AR).

The game, which was originally released in 2016, features a cat called Momo that is on her mission “to rescue her school of magic” from “mischievous spirits”. Celebrating Halloween virtually, Google has brought the iconic “Magic Cat Academy” Doodle game back to its homepage.

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