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Friendly Find

Your friend got lost in a complex maze and really wants to get out of there as soon as possible. You don't know where exactly he is, but you can communicate with him by sending simple text messages. Can you save him?

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Developer
Dgelioncel
Publisher
Dgelioncel
Release
September 4, 2020
5 years and 332 days ago
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About the Game

Tired of "Press F to win" casual games? Meet Friendly find, a hardcore mindbreaker game with no advanced graphics or intuitive controls. Immerse yourself in a world of procedurally generated mazes and put your brain to work! The game perfectly develops memory, quick wits and patience.
In the game you will find:
  • A great variety of unique random labyrinths;
  • A helpless invisible friend who can perform only the simplest actions;
  • Fascinating control using classic text commands in the console;
  • Five-step system of gradation of the difficulty of the game.
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