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Mo Candy- Candy Match (3) Game

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Mo Candy- Match (3) Three Candy Game

For the sweet love of candy…EvolutionRed presents Mo’ Candy, a charming match three game for all the candy lovers in the world. Be dazzled by incredible chain reactions every time you make a match. Make big matches for a cascade of delightful candy explosions. With 100 levels of candy coated worlds, this game is simple enough for children or beginners but gradually increases in complexity to challenge even the most experienced gamer.

• - NO In-App purchasing or adds (Free apps contain In-App purchasing which are designed to scam your kids into making unauthorized purchases and are spammed with inappropriate adds or mal-ware)

• -Match Three (3) Puzzle Game

• - Mo Candy - 100 levels of candy fun

• - Beautiful Candy and world graphics!

• - BeautifulCandy graphics

• - Music- rock while you play

• - Ages: A fun game for all ages.

• - Made in the USA.

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