Plug in Digital, renowned for quirky indie gems like Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion and Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, is gearing up to launch a heartwarming new experience with Feed the Pup. This upcoming match-three puzzle game goes beyond traditional tile-matching by weaving in a touching narrative, offering players a deeper and more engaging gameplay experience.
In Feed the Pup, players embark on a poignant journey with a young girl determined to fulfill her grandmother's last wish. As you advance through the game, you'll unlock pages from her grandmother's diary, uncovering a story filled with love, legacy, and self-discovery. The puzzles introduce innovative mechanics that keep you engaged and on your toes, providing a fresh take on the classic match-three formula.
The game also offers delightful customization options, allowing you to craft and adorn your puppy with unique accessories. This personal touch not only enhances your connection with your in-game companion but also celebrates your progress with milestone badges that mark significant achievements.
For players seeking an added challenge, Feed the Pup features a weekly Trail challenge, comprising seven levels to be completed within a week. Successfully navigating these trials grants exclusive rewards, adding an extra layer of excitement. The game's soothing visuals and calming music create a cozy atmosphere, perfect for fans of both puzzle games and narrative-driven adventures.
While you await its release, explore this curated list of the best match-3 games to play on Android to keep your puzzle-solving skills sharp.
Plug In Digital has been busy this year, with Serial Cleaner hitting the market in February, where players take on the role of a crime scene cleaner tasked with erasing evidence before the police arrive. Additionally, Looking for Aliens is slated for an April release, offering a unique perspective on 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.
