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Awesome game because there is no ads whatsoever. But it could of been a fantastic game if the character would have a voice while reading what they were saying because some people don't know how to read duh. Needs more improvement
4/11/26-UPDATE !- ive since uninstalled the game, as it unfortunately quickly turnd to more "PAY TO PLAY". once i got in 200's levels which isn far btw! "Austin's Odyssey" one of my top favs. ZERO ADS=100% PLAY-TIME!! more challenging…
very good game, no ads, hard to get coins though...I ran out of coins and can't play, level 8
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