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Version 1.2.1 · 2017-05-03
Fixed bug with the genie in Level 5 of 'The Nile Mile' chapter.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2017-05-03.








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Meet Bob, he's a snail on a mission and he needs your help. Guide Bob through 80 levels of mind-bending, puzzling goodness. Collect hidden stars to unlock fun bonus content—can you find them all?
COME OUT OF YOUR SHELL
Travel to a variety of locations as you complete each chapter. Help Bob get through the dangerous construction site, avoid wildlife and pitfalls in the forest, and watch you don't get sand in your shell in ancient Egypt!
NOT FOR THE SLUGGISH
You'll need to use your puzzle solving skills as well as snappy reflexes if your want to get to the end of each tricky level. With a variety of puzzle types in each stage you'll never be bored. Keep a sharp eye out for stars hiding in the background too!
VINCENT VAN BOB
As you collect stars on your journey you unlock hilarious portraits and sculptures.…
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Fixed bug with the genie in Level 5 of 'The Nile Mile' chapter.
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