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Com2uS, Arc System Works
August 30, 2010
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Puzzle, IndieDevelopers
Com2uS, Arc System WorksRelease Date
August 30, 2010 (14 years and 10 months ago)Publishers
Com2uSContent Rating
E
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Fast Fun with a Geometric Flair! "Slice It!" is all about slicing shapes into fragments that are equal in size. Sound easy? It may start out that way, but soon you'll be cutting into fragments that will puzzle you like never before. Brainteasing puzzles: over 200 Basic Stages and a five-star rating system so you can play until you get it right!
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Com2uS, Arc System WorksRelease Date
August 30, 2010 (14 years and 10 months ago)Publishers
Com2uSContent Rating
E
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