Pusheen’s First-Ever Video Game Coming to Apple Arcade
Pusheen's Place, described as a collect-and-care game featuring more than 100 versions of the cartoon cat, is set to launch exclusively on Apple Arcade October 1st.
Pusheen, the popular cartoon cat character, is getting its first video game, according to a report from The Verge. The game, titled Pusheen's Place, will be released exclusively on Apple Arcade starting October 1st.
According to the report, the game lets players collect and care for more than 100 variations of Pusheen, including characters described as Pusheenicorn and Pancake Pusheen. Players will reportedly be able to decorate rooms for these characters as part of the gameplay.
The report states that Pusheen's Place includes a mix of minigames, one of which involves sorting colors. Further details about the full range of activities in the game were not specified in the available information.
As an Apple Arcade exclusive, the game will be accessible to subscribers of the platform, which offers access to a library of games without ads or additional in-app purchases.
The Verge's report did not include additional details about pricing changes, developer information beyond the release, or further gameplay mechanics.
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- Pusheen’s first game is coming to Apple Arcade — The Verge
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