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Version 2.2 · 2017-07-10
- bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.2, updated 2017-07-10.








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iPhone Game of the Week and #1 paid app in the US, as well as many other countries. Thanks to all of our amazing fans!
When hunger strikes, strike oil! Welcome to a weird and wonderful place where the land is literally alive — and it’s starving! Your job is to get the oil from the broken pipe to the mouths of the strange creatures. It won’t be easy though, as you’ll need to use all sorts of fun tools, as well as your brains, to solve the puzzles.
Press Quotes
"We can’t rave enough about how good the game looks and sounds." — SlideToPlay, 4/4
"All of this makes Feed Me Oil one of the App Store's best puzzle games." — Modojo, 5/5 Stars
"...this game is definitely fun and it's always satisfying to watch your black oil slurp its way into the mouth of a strange, big-eyed, oil-craving cartoon land-creature." — TouchArcade…
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