Doc & Dog v1.0
Requirements: 2.3+
Overview: Doc & Dog has all the best features of the runner game genre – frantic gameplay, larger than life characters, epic story, awesome visuals. If youÂre playing the game while commuting, try not to miss your stop!
You are Mad Scientist who can instantly invent just about anything and build it with almost nothing. Just a couple of minutes ago you had a makeshift rocket and a strong desire to get away from an uninhabited island. Getting away was a simple enough task, but the problem is, your best friend, the most loyal Dog in the world, got left behind.
Requirements: 2.3+
Overview: Doc & Dog has all the best features of the runner game genre – frantic gameplay, larger than life characters, epic story, awesome visuals. If youÂre playing the game while commuting, try not to miss your stop!
You are Mad Scientist who can instantly invent just about anything and build it with almost nothing. Just a couple of minutes ago you had a makeshift rocket and a strong desire to get away from an uninhabited island. Getting away was a simple enough task, but the problem is, your best friend, the most loyal Dog in the world, got left behind.
A regular scientist would be devastated. Even a good scientist wouldnÂt know what to do in this situation. A genius would come up with a formula to avoid anything like that in the future. But Mad Scientist is simply going to fly around the Earth to come back to the island and reunite with his canine partner. He just needs a little bit of help…
Around the world in ten minutes! Vast sea, high mountains, scorched desert, treacherous ice, dangerous jungle – nothing can stand between the two best buddies.
– five flying machines, nearly 50 upgrades
– excellent graphics and sound
– adventures spanning across ocean, desert, frozen sea, jungle and mountains
– missions and ranking system
– excellent graphics and sound
– adventures spanning across ocean, desert, frozen sea, jungle and mountains
– missions and ranking system
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9:37 PM Tuesday, October 2, 2012