Yellow team is represented by Inari, the God of foxes, and Green team is led by Kappa, a turtle like demon. Blue team is led by Ushi, a type of Ox-like Oni, and Red team is led by Karasu, a three-legged Yatagarasu crow. There are four teams to choose between (Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green), each represented by an iconic creature from Japanese myth. Players start the game right after Lucky arrives at the island, and they will quickly find themselves faced with a choice. RELATED: Web Developer Buys One of Google's Official Domain Names for Cheap Although the game was made in house by Google, all of the art and animations were outsourced to Japanese artists and studios like Studio 4☌. The game is meant to be a celebration of Japanese culture, and it won't take long for fans to realize that it achieves that goal. Google Doodles being playable games is nothing new, but this time Google went all out.

There's even an online leaderboard and multiple teams for players to align themselves with.

Featuring 7 different playable sports, numerous side quests for players to complete, and gorgeous 2D animations sprinkled throughout the retro looking gameplay, this is certainly the most impressive game to feature as a Google Doodle of all things. This title sees players take control of Lucky, a 'calico (c)athlete' on a mission to win all the sports, and is surprisingly complex. Today marks the start of the Tokyo Olympics, and Google is commemorating that with its brand new Google Doodle Champion Island Games.

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