[Android Apk] Download Farm Heroes Saga

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From the makers of the hit game Candy Crush Saga, comes Farm Heroes Saga!

Switch and match the collectable cropsies in this fantastic adventure. Join forces with the Farm Heroes to stop Rancid the Raccoon from spoiling the precious farm lands. Switch and match three or more adorable cropsies to drive Rancid away for good! A farmtastic adventure filled with mixed fruit madness! Scrummy!
Farm Heroes Saga is completely free to play but some in-game items such as extra moves or lives will require payment.

Farm Heroes Saga Features:

● Gather all kinds of cropsies to win the level before you run out of moves.
● Easy and fun to play, but a challenge to fully master. 
● Acres of luscious levels to complete and marvellous magic beans to collect.
● Take on your friends to compete for the best score and see who can switch their way to the fattest onions ever! 


● Rechargeable boosters, extra moves and special power-ups to help with those challenging levels.
Play through hundreds of levels of strawberry switching, carrot crunching chaos to help our Farm Heroes save the day! Have you got what it takes to be the next Farm Hero?

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