A Gaming Diary
Flick Kick Football (iPhone)
IT WON’T LET GO! HELP!
Guess what you have to do here.
Brilliant, evil game. Whenever I start it up I seem to lose hue amounts of time in the blink of an eye.
And now it’s even got a new game mode where you have to hit targets.
Bye, bye life.
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