Escape the Big Pineapple Circus with Woolly Boy and his dog, Qiuqiu, in this charming point-and-click adventure! Launching December 19th on Android and iOS, this heartwarming puzzler lets you explore a vibrant, hand-drawn world.
Solve intricate puzzles and overcome challenges, utilizing Woolly Boy and Qiuqiu's unique abilities. Unravel a touching story as you help other circus characters find their freedom, proving teamwork is key to escape. Enjoy a variety of engaging minigames along the way.
This narratively rich adventure boasts captivating visuals and a delightful canine companion. The mobile version is optimized for smaller screens with intuitive touch controls, larger fonts, and a user-friendly interface. Controller support is also available.
Pre-order now for a launch week discount – get the full game for just $3.49 (regularly $4.99)! The first part of the game is free-to-play. Don't miss out on this captivating journey! Check out our list of the best point-and-click adventures on Android while you wait!
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