Japan military eyes recruits with cutesy smartphone game


  • TECH
  • Friday, 27 Mar 2015

CHARM OFFENSIVE: Japan's military is aiming to win over more recruits via a cutesy smartphone game.

TOKYO: Japan’s military has released a smartphone game featuring cutesy characters who dodge household objects, marking the latest effort to polish the force’s image and lure new recruits. 

The game, launched last week, calls on cartoonish figures in military uniforms to protect a home while the owners are away, including crawling on the floor and piloting a jet fighter to avoid flying objects including apples. 

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