Champion Island Games

Champion Island is a casual game themed around the Olympics. Players will experience seven different types of sports mini-games. Players need to defeat the champions of these events to earn victory scrolls. Collecting seven scrolls unlocks a reward. Champion Island offers mini-games including table tennis, skateboarding, and marathons, where players can earn rich rewards and compete against players worldwide on the leaderboard.

Gameplay:

In terms of gameplay, there are only two controls for the game, the movement button, and the action button. When you’re not competing, the action button will make Lucky roll forward, this can make moving around the island quicker. But when you’re competing, it’s the button you’ll use to perform various actions.

For example, for a table tennis match, the action button is what you’ll use to hit the ball. On a skateboard, it’s the button for performing tricks while in the air. You don’t have to worry about figuring out the controls for each sport.

There’s a brief instruction on the gameplay and controls before a match begins. You can see that Doodle Champion Island Games’ gameplay is not that hard to play. You can easily learn how to get around and compete on the island.

Useful Tips:

Archery: The archery event can be accessed from the northwestern section of the island, and has Lucky go up against the Legendary Champion of Archery, Yoichi. Their dojo is found near a small boat village, and contestants must shoot various targets that move along the river bank. So long as you score higher than Yoichi, you will win the challenge.The event is rather challenging as there are many different types of targets that give different points. It is easy for Yoichi to quickly accumulate points by hitting every target he sees, especially the small red fans that give 50 points and the explosives that can hit multiple targets at once. The best strategy is to follow where he goes and try to get to the targets closest to Yoichi before they do.

Artistic Swimming: The Artistic Swimming event is probably the most unlike any of the others, as it is a full-on rhythm minigame. You will be dancing along to a remixed version of the game's main theme beside the Legendary Champion Princess Otohime. Venture to the western portion of the island to access this game in the water town inhabited by plenty of aquatic creatures like Kappas and turtles.The minigame itself is fairly straightforward, and you can use the arrow keys to represent the button inputs. It starts off rather easy, but gradually speeds up as the song goes on. Keeping hands on the keys at all times and memorizing where each key is will be much better, so you may have to lose a few times before getting the muscle memory right. Just stay on beat and victory will follow!

Marathon: The southeastern portion of Champion Island is where you'll find the beach, where you can challenge a group of energetic and spry Kijimuna spirits to a full-on marathon! This is perhaps the most straightforward of the minigames but also the easiest to mess up on if you get carried away. The goal is simple: outspeed in the other Kijimuna competitors and pass the finish line first, but this simple task is made a bit more complicated by the terrain and the obstacles in Lucky's path.While Lucky will automatically build up speed as she runs along the winding sand path and can easily move past the other runners, obstacles like crabs and octopuses can stand in the way and catch her by surprise if she moves around them. But, by paying closer attention to the obstacles as opposed to the Kijimuna to better move along the path, you'll find this event to be a breeze.

Conclusion:

Welcome to the Doodle Champion Island Games! Over the coming weeks, join calico (c)athlete Lucky as she explores Doodle Champion Island: a world filled with seven sport mini-games, legendary opponents, dozens of daring side quests, and a few new (and old ;)) friends. Her ultimate goal? Defeat each sport Champion to collect all seven sacred scrolls—and complete extra hidden challenges across Champion Island in the purrr-ocess.