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ToonAge
12 years ago

The Future in ToonAge


Scendora studios is working on a gem right now. ToonAge has the potential to lift us off into the 3D game world. In ToonAge you run around as this cute kid trying to find ways to get to the neighbor world. Your home planet has been taken over by an evil king who dropped a giant castle on your world. Then he shot you five planets away. There are some pretty weird and wacky ways you can travel from each planet. While you’re collecting pieces that you need you’ll also be defeating enemies that raid the lands.

This adventure is under construction and will continue underway as long as you, the players show interest. So let’s get this game released!

~Scendora Studios

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