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Version 1.5.6 · 2025-08-21
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Humongous Entertainment Presents: Spy Fox in Dry Cereal!
Humongous EntertainmentToo little checked to say Only reviews have been read so far (91 reviews). The app itself hasn’t been analysed.
From review signals only, 27 Oct 2026.
The store currently lists version 1.5.6, updated 2025-08-21.








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Humongous Entertainment Presents: Spy Fox in Dry Cereal!
Spy Fox and his team from SPY Corps’ are about to take on their toughest assignment yet, as William the Kid plans to replace all the milk in the world with his brand of goat milk.
Will children everywhere be forced to endure a fate worse then dry cereal?
Will that ghastly goat William the Kid succeed in his plans?
Are you reading this in a dramatic trailer voice? You should.
The SPY Corps’ needs your help. Spy Fox need’s you.
FEATURES:
• Every new game creates new ways of playing making the experience for any child new every time.
• Simple touchscreen navigation makes it easy to guide Spy Fox.
• Fun and challenging puzzles and mini games.
• Touch everything! Nearly everything in the game can be interacted with just by touching the screen and reveal hundreds of hidden surprises.…
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