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Eternal Quest: Ascended

Game Categories:	Clicker, Idler, RPG

Game Platforms:	Flash

Play Eternal Quest: Ascended on www.kongregate.com

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Game Description
A semi-idle action RPG sidescroller. This deceptively simple game has an intense depth of mechanics. Let your inner theorycrafter loose as you wander the land!

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