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Space Run Galaxy
Passtech Games
June 16, 2016
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Strategy, IndieDevelopers
Passtech GamesRelease Date
June 16, 2016 (9 years ago)Publishers
Focus EntertainmentFranchises
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Space Run Galaxy is the sequel to Space Run, the game from one-man studio Passtech, which seduced hundreds of thousands of players with its dynamic and original game play. By twisting the tower-defense game style, Space Run offered an addictive real-time spaceship construction strategy experience.
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Passtech GamesRelease Date
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