Dragger for Nokia N8 / C7 / 5530 / 5800 / 603 / 701

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Arrives at the Nokia StoreDragger for Nokia N8, C7, C6-01, E7, X7, 500, 603, 700, 701and also for Nokia 5800, 5530, 5230, X6, C6, C5-03 and N97. 

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A logic game that will surprise you with its simplicity but also with great gameplay that will make you much time playing.
The Dragger game is to “infect” with happiness to everyone. Drag and shoot the characters to boring/sad/angry faces to make them happy. Play 2 different modes, total of 80 unique and interesting levels to play. Play Hard and Spread the happiness all over.

Dragger is available free at Nokia Store.


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