Some people like to claim that video games rot your brain. I suppose playing them all day every day could lead to that, but let’s not forget the potential they have to teach us. I learned how to type thanks to Mario Teaches Typing; how to do math with Number Munchers. And now, thanks to Sunny Drops, I know that fairies are afraid of ghosts. That information ought to come in handy someday.
Some people like to claim that video games rot your brain. I suppose playing them all day every day could lead to that, but let’s not forget the potential they have to teach us. I learned how to type thanks to Mario Teaches Typing; how to do math with Number Munchers. And now, thanks to Sunny Drops, I know that fairies are afraid of ghosts. That information ought to come in handy someday.
Sunny Drops is a puzzle game, and each level revolves around helping fairies set up ghost traps. To do this, you must shine a light on the fairies to wake them up, and then usher them about the playing field. Easy as that may sound, there are a lot of different systems at play here. The color of fairies and flowers, for example, matters a great deal.
The game will take place across six different locations – beach, forest, Savannah, Stonehenge, a winter wonderland, and a tomb – and breaks down into 90 levels. I’m pretty sure that equates to more ghost trapping than even the Ghostbusters.
We don’t have a release date just yet, but the above trailer states that the game will be “coming soon to iPhone and iPad.” May we suggest binge-watching Ghostbusters 1 and 2 until then?
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