Looking for Laika, a new game for Windows phones, sends you on a quest after your abducted dog

Game Troopers continues to release new games for the Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile platforms at a rapid pace. Their latest game is called, Looking for Laika, and it's a side-scroller puzzle-adventure game where you have to rescue your dog Laika from aliens.

The game, developed by Moanbej, employs a minimalist art style. Here's a quick description:

"In this title, evil aliens abducted your puppy Laika, and as Astronaut it is your duty to go and save your best friend. Enjoy this epic side-scrolling puzzle adventure in a colorful 3D world. Bounce and jump from planet to planet through different worlds and dimensions. Master the gravity of the asteroids, and save your pet. Lots of dangerous obstacles are waiting for you."

Looking for Laika does support Windows Phone devices with 512MB of RAM. It's available now for both Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile for $1.99 for a limited time.

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