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"Igła w stogu siana."Lupy w dłoń!🔍Zapraszamy do czarno-białego świata w grze Mikro-Makro od Lucky Duck Games.Czas rozwiązać różne kryminalne sprawy i wskazać winnego przestępstw.Posłuchajcie co o tym doświadczeniu bardziej niż grze sądzę ja i 11-letnia Hania, sami wydedukujcie czy ta gra jest dla Was i Waszej rodziny, bądź znajomych.Ps. Gry pochodzą z prywatnej kolekcji, nikt nas ani nie wspiera, ani nie sponsoruje:)

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"Igła w stogu siana."Lupy w dłoń!🔍Zapraszamy do czarno-białego świata w grze Mikro-Makro od Lucky Duck Games.Czas rozwiązać różne kryminalne sprawy i wskazać winnego przestępstw.Posłuchajcie co o tym doświadczeniu bardziej niż grze sądzę ja i...

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