AideedGameZ
I made a cafe relax game, a browser game
I make a cafe relax game that is free and WebGL. The challenge is you need to earn as much as possible so you can pay your bills and rent.
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chris.johan
Nice. A good pasttime.
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apoorv-2204
I like this,
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toon159
I got too many burnt fish 
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