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Idle Killer

Game Categories:	Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:	Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:	Beta

Version:	1.01

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Game Description
A classic free browser based incremental game. A story told along the way + full hd gfx. Take on the role of the African female protagonist, Boatema, in her quest for power. The currency is kills. Minor warning: a few of the story related scenes in the game, might be seen as gory or violent. I welcome all questions, suggestions, bugs, critique and props :) Send me an email: jorn@idlekiller.com

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