<strong>Google Arts & Culture launches new game: Return of the Cat Mummy</strong>

Return of the Cat Mummy, a new game, has been introduced by Google Arts & Culture. The game is based on Egyptian mythology, which holds that animals have significant significance in the afterlife. Based on that philosophy, Google Arts & Culture has released a brand-new game.

Why is the Google Arts & Culture game called Return of the Cat Mummy?

Return of the Cat Mummy is a simple online game in which players take on the role of a cat mummy who has been revived by the cat goddess Bastet. In a race against time, the player's objective in the game is to gather the missing items for the pharaoh's journey through the afterlife.

The game has five levels, and in the brief time players spend back on Earth, they will face challenges based on the beliefs and practices of ancient Egypt.

Return of the Cat Mummy isn't the only game on the Google Arts & Culture website that users can play. Other games are also available there. There are a few more titles on the website. Un-Dough! is one of these titles, The Puzzle Party, Odd One Out XYZ Toy, APAHM Edition, Blob Beats, In Rhythm with Nature, The Descent of the Serpent, BTS x Street Galleries, Guess the Line, Puzzle Party—Diwali Edition, Visual Crosswords with David Kwong, Puzzle Party—Easter Edition, Art Coloring Book—Diwali Edition, and more.

What is Ballroom Hub which was created recently?

A partnership between Google Arts & Culture, experts from the Ballroom community, and Destination Tomorrow, a New York City LGBTQ+ center, resulted in the creation of the brand-new hub known as Ballroom in Focus.

The hub has approximately 2,000 images, including a few that have been enhanced with Photo Unblur and Magic Eraser, which are the same AI-powered editing tools found on many of Google's best Android phones. These images include 1,000 entries that have been digitized for the first time.

In addition, Ballroom in Focus pays tribute to community leaders like Christopher Street and Junior LaBeija who have made significant contributions to Ballroom culture and highlights more than 25 stories from the pioneers of the genre.