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Ochainu Kururin

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Also known as
お茶犬くるりん ~ほんわかパズルで「ほっ」としよ?~

Rotate matching tea animals into cups to clear chains in this falling block puzzle.

Ochainu Kururin (お茶犬くるりん ~ほんわかパズルで「ほっ」としよ?~) is a Game Boy Advance puzzle game developed and published by MTO in 2004; no earlier release on another platform is known.


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Released
2004
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
12.74 MB
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About Ochainu Kururin

Ochainu Kururin is a falling block puzzle title for the Game Boy Advance. Its visual theme is derived from the Sega Toys property Ochainu, which presents characters with tea leaf ears.

The core interaction involves controlling pairs of blocks that can be rotated freely before placement. These blocks depict either a tea animal character or a teacup. A key mechanic triggers when a cup is placed adjacent to a matching animal; this causes all connected animals of that color to vanish into the cup, clearing them from the playfield and awarding points.

This release is a redesign of an earlier puzzle game called Wanko de Kururin! Wankuru, maintaining its fundamental rules while applying a new aesthetic. Multiplayer is supported through a link cable for versus matches, and a CPU opponent is also available.