This year's Halloween Google Doodle brings back Magic Cat Academy and the sorceress feline named Momo, who launches into Earth's atmosphere on a broomstick wearing an astronaut helmet.

A cat named Momo is the freshman at school, where the game is set, and the goal is to save the school from ghosts who’ve taken hold of a magic spell book, Google explains.

Google is celebrating Halloween with an interactive game about a spell-casting cat who uses her powers to defeat ghosts after they invade the Magic Cat Academy. The Google Doodle follows Momo the ...

Google has brought back Momo the black cat to help celebrate this year's Halloween. When last we saw our adorable but fearless feline, he was helping defend the Magic Cat Academy from a horde of ...

Diehard Doodle fans will remember the Magic Cat Academy, which was first shown off as part of Google’s Halloween celebrations in 2016. That quirky game had you playing as freshman feline Momo on a ...

The Google Doodle this year for Halloween features Momo the cat and friends with underwater adventures. You can see the GIF of the Doodle above but you can play with it early over here.

The Halloween doodle features Momo, a black cat who has magic powers and has to beat the clock to save her school from invading spirits. The wand is controlled by swiping the cursor and Momo takes ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) — Google is offering users a treat this Halloween with a Harry Potter-like game. Monday's Google Doodle gives users the chance to help a wand-wielding cat named Momo ...

The game was inspired by Google Doodler Juliana Chen's black cat named Momo. In the Doodle, Momo's friends include a dog, a frog, a pumpkin, and an owl.

The first game’s initial concept involved a magic cat making a soup that was so good it raised the dead – though connecting soup to Halloween “proved too abstract”, and the idea was changed.

The first game’s initial concept involved a magic cat making a soup that was so good it raised the dead – though connecting soup to Halloween “proved too abstract”, and the idea was changed.