Google Doodle Champion Island Games has been completed in 11 seconds

(Image recognition: Google)

People are now accelerate-run the new Google Doodle game that celebrates the opening of the Tokyo Olympics.

At the time of writing, the joint record book for a full run stands at just 11 seconds. The achievement is collectively held by ExaminationMassive95, stratpat1964, and dishadow99, who mutual their runs along r/speedrun (thanks, TheGamer).

While that might not uninjured that impressive for a browser unfit, especially when compared to Google Doodle games of the past, we should think back that this is a fully-fledged RPG. The preface of the game itself has feline athlete Lucky adventuring around an in-game world, taking happening legendary opponents in seven fair mini-games.

As we explained yesterday, the general objective of the Scribble Champion Island Games is to beat altogether seven Olympic Champions and collect seven sacred scrolls.

Don't worry if you've only just heard of this nowadays – the web browser halting is still playable right straight off should you be tempted to feed information technology a go and see if you could shave off another second Oregon two. According to Google, it will continue to be available to play finished the coming weeks, so you'll have plenty of time to delve into the various mini-games themselves and experience every last that this new RPG has to offer.

ICYMI, this ISN't the only video games-based tribute to the Tokyo Olympics we've seen indeed far. If you lost the opening ceremony of the games yesterday, you missed single nods to the res publica's computer game heritage, with national teams from diverse nations around the world walking out to the music from video games that were created in Japan, including the victory theme from Final Fantasy 7, music from the Monster Hunter series, and strange big scores accompanying the teams walk-to out yesterday.

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