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Turtle Head
Pikasprey
May 2, 2016
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Turtle Head is Puzzle/Adventure horror game that draws inspiration from games such as Clock Tower and Ao Oni. The player takes on the role of the character Harriet, who is one of the three students that has come to the school.
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