Puffle Launch

Puffle Launch
Information
Players	1
Controls	Arrow Keys
Minigame location	Pet Shop, some igloos
Date released	March 14, 2011
Date closed	March 30, 2017

For the mobile app version of the game, see Puffle Launch App.

Puffle Launch was a game in Club Penguin that was released on March 14, 2011. The game's focus was launching puffles in the air through cannons to collect Puffle-Os that "went missing". In addition, the player also had to fight Klepto, a crab who stole parts of various machines over the island, to continue collecting the puffle's famed treats. The game was exclusively available to members for worlds 2 and 3; though all players could play world 1, whose progress would be reset back to level 1 once the game was exited.

Puffles owned by the player could be used in the game (puffles released after the brown puffle were not available) and were selectable when the game started. If the player had no puffles, a red puffle would be used. Each puffle had their own unique helmet they wore.

Stamps

Easy

Name	Description
Begin Build stamp	Collect your first piece.

Medium

Name	Description
Launch Ready stamp	Build a Cannon.
Crab Attack stamp	Defeat a crab boss once.
Quick Launch stamp	Complete all 36 levels in under 35 minutes.
Turbo Time stamp	Complete a level in turbo mode.

Hard

Name	Description
Epic Cannon stamp	Build the Epic Cannon.
Crab Crash stamp	Defeat 3 crab bosses in a single play session.
Crab Battle stamp	Defeat 6 crab bosses in a single play session.
Supersonic Launch stamp	Complete all 36 levels in under 25 minutes.
Turbo Battle stamp	Defeat the crab in turbo mode.

Extreme

Name	Description
Light Speed Launch stamp	Complete all 36 levels in under 18 minutes.
Turbo Master stamp	Complete all 36 levels in turbo mode.

Unlockables

Various extra content could be unlocked by progressing through the game.

If all the Puffle-O's in Blue Sky were collected, the Puffle Cannon was received. If all Puffle-O's in the entire game were collected, the Super Puffle Cannon was received and Time Trials were unlocked.

In Time Trials, the fastest time the player cleared each level is displayed in the level select menu, although these times are tracked before the mode is unlocked, but are not visible until it is unlocked. If the total fastest times for all levels was 18 minutes or less, Turbo Mode was unlocked.

In Turbo Mode, which can be activated or deactivated from the level select menu, the player's puffle moves much faster than usual. After reaching the goal in all 36 levels in Turbo Mode, Slow Motion was unlocked. If the A key is held in a level, slow motion is activated, functioning identical to the slow motion cannons.

Objects

Cannons

Image	Function
	When a puffle enters this cannon, they are automatically launched in the direction it faces.
	When a puffle enters this cannon, they will stay inside the cannon. Most green cannons make 90 degree turns every few seconds, although some do not move. Pressing the spacebar launches the puffle in the direction the cannon faces.
	When a puffle enters this cannon, they are automatically launched in the direction it faces. It also creates a checkpoint, so if a puffle respawns, it will return to the last cannon of this type it entered.
	When a puffle enters this cannon, they will stay inside the cannon. It continuously rotates clockwise. Pressing the spacebar launches the puffle in the direction the cannon faces.
	When a puffle enters this cannon, they will stay inside the cannon. The direction it faces can be rotated with the left and right arrow keys. Pressing the spacebar launches the puffle in the direction the cannon faces.
	When a puffle enters this cannon, they will stay inside the cannon. It charges for a few seconds. Pressing the spacebar launches the puffle in the direction the cannon faces. When shot out of this cannon, puffles move very slowly for several seconds, allowing for precise movement.

Obstacles

These objects have no function beyond launching puffles if touched, although sometimes are meant to be used as platforms to bounce off of.

Image	Function
	Floats in place. If a puffle touches it, they bounce off it, and the balloon recoils far in the opposite direction the puffle touched it from. It then floats back to its default position.
	Floats in place. If a puffle touches it, they bounce off it, and the balloon recoils slightly in the opposite direction the puffle touched it from. It then floats back to its default position.
	Either floats in place, or up and down/side to side every few seconds. If a puffle collides with it, they are sent flying.
	Either floats in place, or up and down/side to side every few seconds. If a puffle collides with it, they are sent flying.
	Floats in place. If a puffle collides with it, they are sent flying.
	Floats in place. If a puffle collides with it, they are sent flying, and the box recoils far in the opposite direction the puffle touched it from. It then floats back to its default position.
	Floats in place. If a puffle collides with it, the box explodes, and they are sent flying. After a few seconds, the box reappears.
	Floats in place. If a puffle collides with it, they are sent flying, and the box changes shape. It starts as a cube, then turns into a sphere, then into a pyramid, then back to a cube. While shaped as a pyramid, it launches puffles much farther than the other two shapes.
	Floats in place. If a puffle collides with it, the box breaks, and they are sent flying a short distance. Reappears when the puffle respawns.
	Floats in place. If a puffle touches it, a smaller version of the box appears next to it. If this smaller box is touched, it creates an even smaller box, and so on until there are five boxes of increasingly smaller sizes. If the smallest one is touched, the smaller boxes return inside the original.

Special

These objects have special functions when interacted with.

Image	Function
	Covers other objects. If a puffle touches it, it disappears, and does not reappear if the puffle respawns.
	Either floats in place, or up and down/side to side every few seconds. If a puffle is above it, it suspends them in midair.
	If a puffle lands in the catapult, they remain inside. The catapult can be pulled back with the left, right, and down arrow keys. When the down key is let go, the puffle is flung. The more it is pulled back, the farther the puffle is flung.
	If a puffle touches the open side of the box, they are teleported to another portal box. If they touch the other sides, they are sent flying.
	If a puffle touches it, its gravity is reversed, causing the puffle to fall upward. If touched again, gravity is changed back to normal.

Trivia

• The first sneak peek for the game was revealed in a parent update email in February 2011.
• Even if you had multiple puffles of the same color, you could pick whichever puffle you want to play.
• Puffle Launch was playable on the Kindle Fire, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch and Android devices through the Puffle Launch App.
• Many of the obstacles from this game also appeared in Jetpack Boost.
• Cannons similar in appearance to the Green and Red cannons from this game appeared in Jetpack Boost. These cannons shot snowballs instead of puffles and made the noise of the Snowball Cannons from Puffle Rescue.

Gallery

Puffles

Blue

Red

Pink

Black

Green

Yellow

Purple

White

Orange

Brown

Names in other languages

Language	Name
Portuguese	Lança-Puffle
French	Aéro Puffle
Spanish	Puffle al viento
German	Puffle-Flug
Russian	Пафл лётчик

SWF

• Puffle Launch
• Menus
• Membership notice

Music

• Regular music
• Boss music
• Crab Boss Defeated music