'Maru is a Puppy Cafe Game' Releases 'O~ Honey Maru' Update

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마루는 강쥐 카페 게임, 오~ 허니 마루 업데이트
ⓒ Nexture

Nexture announced on the 7th that it has introduced a new theme, 'O~ Honey Maru', to 'Maru is a Puppy: I Became a Cafe Owner? Awesome!' (hereinafter referred to as 'Maru is a Puppy Cafe Game'). This update includes two seasonal menu items, new content titled 'Secret Recipe', as well as Hangul Day and Halloween events.

In the event celebrating the 100th anniversary of Hangul Day, a coupon offering 1 million Gold and 100 Cash will be provided. The completion reward for the Hangul Day quest is 'Awesome Korean Language Study Maru', and players can also sell the seasonal menu item 'Hangul-Packed Five-Color Hangwa'.

The new theme 'O~ Honey Maru' for the cafe management simulation game 'Maru is a Puppy Cafe Game' features a yellow color scheme reminiscent of honey and a hexagonal honeycomb design. In addition, 'Sweet Honey Chamomile Tea' and 'Dripping Honeycomb Ice Cream' have been added as seasonal menu items.

Theme-linked quests will be revealed sequentially in three phases. A special interior item will be granted to players who complete the final stage of the third phase. In the newly introduced 'Secret Recipe' content, players can earn EXP and item rewards by selling seasonal menu items and completing missions.

For Halloween, costumes previously sold for a limited time last year will return. These include the wolf costume and witch hat costume for 'Maru', which appeared in the original webtoon. Completing the Halloween commemorative quest grants rewards, and the special drink 'Pumpkin Witch Mint Choco Blended' will be added to the cafe menu.

A Nexture representative stated, "Along with the sweet honey theme, we have prepared a variety of October content spanning from Hangul Day to Halloween. We hope players enjoy decorating their cafes according to their taste, participating in diverse events with Maru, and fully enjoying the autumn atmosphere of October."

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