"Pierre the Maze Detective: Android Pre-Registration Now Open in Labyrinth City"

Get ready, Android users! The beloved series, Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective, is making its way to your devices, courtesy of developer Darjeeling and publisher StoreRider. This game is inspired by the iconic Pierre the Maze Detective books from IC4DESIGN, which have captivated over a million readers with their intricate and vibrant illustrations. The Android version maintains the same rich, colorful, and detailed art style that fans of the books adore.

While this might be new news for Android users, Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective isn't a newcomer to the mobile gaming scene. It first debuted on iOS, transforming the entire Opera City into a sprawling, interactive maze. As Pierre, the maze detective, your goal is to track down the elusive Mr. X, who has stolen the Maze Stone—a relic with the power to reshape the city into a complex labyrinth.

Your adventure will take you through a variety of unique settings—from eerie haunted houses and lofty treetops to subterranean cities and skies dotted with hot-air balloons. Along the way, you'll hunt for over 100 hidden objects and trophies, interact with more than 500 elements in the environment, and engage with an array of characters, signs, and even birds. The game is packed with engaging puzzles, delightful mini-games, and intriguing side quests that add depth to your exploration.

Excitingly, pre-registration for Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective is now open on Android. By signing up now, you can enjoy a 20% discount when the game launches next month. The first chapter is available for free, offering a taste of the maze-solving experience. If you find yourself hooked, you can unlock the full game with a one-time payment. If the idea of navigating a hand-drawn city maze and solving puzzles appeals to you, head over to the Google Play Store to pre-register.

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