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Any fan of Strange Agency's work (Curtis, CP 1919, etc.) should check out their new app, Donut. No one else is doing what they're doing.
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That's great news!
Put some time in on this and it is even better than I remember. Not only does it hold up well, it offers things that the current generation of...
This game was excellent, for its time, and I think it probably holds up well. This is must-buy for me for the nostalgia alone.
The first thing I noticed was the character art and I like it. More importantly, the game itself looks quite good. In the current climate of the...
Man, if you want depth, you need to play either Hot Springs Story or Pocket Academy. I literaly drew up diagrams to optimize my building...
If you tap a customer that is not a regular, some will tell you what they like and what the target quality needs to be in order to entice them to...
Interested. Any gameplay screenshots? I found no mention of the game on your site.
I would love a promo code; I'm a Go fanatic! Please just click the button by my name at the top of the post and send a personal message with...
I just got the Shoe Store in year 14. Try upgrading your Florist until Sneezy Hays likes it enough and he'll gift it to you. Good luck!
Does this have a Gannt chart for tracking timelines? LOL, nevermind; it's $150.
Maybe just clear up any ambiguities in the Google translated version? That would certainly be helpful. Thanks!
Outstanding icon.
This is a really good port and I will gladly double-dip when the iPad version goes live. That is likely to be the best version EVAR. Touch is...
Big thanks on pointing out TableTop. I'm having a ton of fun with this app. Such a clever interface.
This game is gorgeous, very polished, and a clever bit of fun. My daughter loves it too. Eat snot, FTW!
Out in the US!
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Stay low and pound them with your laser. That should remove over half of them. Follow the remaining group up the screen and laser to remove half...
