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No ads! Fun gameplay, though clunky UI and fuzzy instructions. Tutorial and instructions give basics but not clearly. I've played probably 20+ rounds and am still not sure of the mechanics of the network, building upgrades and…
A simple looking game with no ads. Does take some time to figureout a good strategy for managing packages on each map. And just when everything looks ok in one part of the map, packages are overflowing on the other side. Things which can…
this is a super fun game with no ads
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