Plug in Digital, the creative force behind quirky indie gems like Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion and Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, is gearing up to launch a heartwarming new title: Feed the Pup. This upcoming match-three puzzler promises to blend engaging mechanics with a poignant narrative, offering players a more meaningful experience than typical tile-matching games.
In Feed the Pup, you'll embark on a touching journey with a young girl determined to fulfill her grandmother's last wish. As you navigate through the game, you'll unlock pages of her grandmother's diary, unveiling a story rich with themes of love, legacy, and self-discovery. The puzzles introduce innovative twists on the classic match-three formula, ensuring that players remain challenged and engaged throughout their journey.
The game goes beyond puzzles, allowing you to customize your puppy with a variety of adorable accessories. This personalization feature lets you craft unique looks for your pup, making your experience truly your own. Additionally, the game rewards your progress with milestone badges, celebrating your key achievements along the way.
For those seeking an extra challenge, Feed the Pup offers a weekly Trail challenge, consisting of seven levels to be completed within a week. Successful completion of these challenges unlocks exclusive rewards. The game's soothing visuals and calming music create the perfect atmosphere for players who enjoy both cozy puzzles and narrative-driven adventures.
While you await the release of Feed the Pup, don't miss out on this list of the best match-3 games to play on Android!
Plug In Digital has been bustling with activity this year, having launched Serial Cleaner in February, where players take on the role of a crime scene cleaner tasked with erasing evidence before the police arrive. Looking for Aliens, set to release in April, explores how humans might be perceived by extraterrestrial beings.
Feed the Pup is set to join this exciting lineup, with an anticipated release date of May 27th, though this is subject to change. Pre-registrations are now open on the App Store, and a Play Store page is expected to be available soon.
