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Santa's Special Delivery

Santa's tracking who is naughty and nice - good boys and girls get gifts, bad boys and girls get coal, and absolutely rotten children get a code brown from Santa's downtown.

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Developer
Drunk Robot Games, Effinvance
Publisher
Cerulean Games
Release
December 11, 2016
9 years and 236 days ago
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Mostly Positive15 reviews73.3%

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About the Game

Prepare to deliver gifts and sh!t down chimney's in Santa's Special Delivery! Santa's tracking who is naughty and nice - good boys and girls get gifts, bad boys and girls get coal, and absolutely rotten children get a code brown from Santa's downtown. Too EXTREME for Apple, too OFFENSIVE for your children, too HARDCORE for your FACE! Player's take control of Santa's sleigh - complete with twelve tiny, exploding reindeer - to help him travel city to city to perform his Christmas Eve deliveries. At the end of each city exists a single house - one with someone just so rotten, that Santa has to pop a squat on their chimney and squeeze out a growler. Why call Santa when you can jump in the sleigh and get to work? Now that's what I'm talking about!
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