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3.4
This game contain so many kanji's
and i got headache after playing this game for 30mnt.
then uninstall it ... ugh my head still hurt
Oshiro Project: RE ～CASTLE DEFENSE～
Oshiro Project: RE ～CASTLE DEFENSE～
This game contain so many kanji's
and i got headache after playing this game for 30mnt.
then uninstall it ... ugh my head still hurt
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