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tangerine Tycoon

Game Categories:	Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:	Flash

Development Status:	In Development

Version:	0.11

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Even though there is lots more to come to this game (according to it's developer) it has lots to offer and is very fun. The early game was based off of cookie clicker and the rest is to be discovered.

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