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Electric Rubber 2

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Clicker, Idler

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Flash

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This is a sequel to Electric Rubber. Click and rub to get money. Manage up to three power plants and unlock upgrades. Sell electricity for money, but be mindful when you do, the worth of electricity can change! Come back daily for a reward, based on how many power plants you own. The more you own, the better the reward!

Move the mouse to rub.

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