
Bridge Beasts / どうぶつ橋あつめ
Gather wood, dash past rivals and build the quickest bridge with a tiny animal crew.
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Gather wood, dash past rivals and build the quickest bridge with a tiny animal crew.

Hop a little higher. Pick a pocket-sized pet and chase treasures through eight skies.

Match three little presents, one stack at a time. Keep room on Santa’s packing tray.

A tiny animal CEO, a huge PR disaster. Read the evidence. Survive the questions. 日本語 / English / Русский

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Eight tiny islands. One untrustworthy golf ball. Ice, sea breezes, moon gravity and same-seed rematches.

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A tiny toy castle against a sky full of trouble. Build, upgrade and hold the line across eight maps.

Stack the dishes. Dodge the rush. Keep the tray steady for one more order.