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October 16, 2008
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Pathways puts you in the shoes of a curious young boy looking for adventure. It's up to you to navigate through challenging and brain stimulating pathways in order to find your missing friend! Seventy-five addicting levels, each progressively harder than the last, will leave you scratching your head as you make your way towards the climactic ending. Along with a host of puzzles, the original soundtrack and appealing art style will keep you grooving as you travel through deep dark dungeons filled with new adventure and mystery around every corner.
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