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My First Game is Out! Dinorific!


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE



Dinorific hits the AppStore. Dinorific is a new fast paced action scroller from Sun and Moon Apps. Dinorific is simple and hard at the same time! Frustratingly addictive! It leaves you saying “Just one more try”.




Jump, slide, and run for your life! In this new fast paced action scroller with addictive game play. Collect eggs while avoiding swooping pterodactyls, charging triceratops, and a massive T-REX! Dinorific is the perfect game to play while trying to kill time or waiting in a line. Quick reflexes and a little luck is what you will need in order to save your dinosaur eggs from the end of the world. This near impossible challenge will leave you wanting for more, but can you beat the current high score of 25? Simple game play makes you think getting through this world of lava and meteors should be easy. Just tap and swipe your dino to safety, collect eggs for points, hearts for health, and super power-ups. How hard can it be? Challenge your friends! Dinorific is available for download on the AppsStore for free! Dinorific’s unique reverse scrolling endless runner is sure to provide you and your friends with a fun challenge.
http://www.sunandmoonapps.com/dinorific.html

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