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Daggerhood, Crescent Moon Games’s Latest 2D Platformer, is Out Now on iOS

Daggerhood is the latest 2D platformer by Crescent Moon Games. You’ll tap to throw your dagger then tap again when it reaches the perfect spot to teleport. Using these simple controls you’ll navigate a variety of treacherous levels and worlds, …

Daggerhood is the latest 2D platformer by Crescent Moon Games. You’ll tap to throw your dagger then tap again when it reaches the perfect spot to teleport.

Using these simple controls you’ll navigate a variety of treacherous levels and worlds, taking on enemies, collecting treasure, and defeating bosses along the way.

Daggerhood is the Latest Platformer by Crescent Moon Games

The story revolves around Vincent S. Daggerhood, a master thief who gets cast into the forsaken caverns after getting caught.

But that isn’t the end of Daggerhood, who decides to take his revenge by stealing the King’s gold. No half measures for this thief.

That’s where you come in. You can help Daggerhood steal all of the treasure by grabbing the latest 2D platformer right now on the App Store. The link is at the top of the page.

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My opinion of Little Things, a hidden-object game with lovely art and refreshingly straightforward game design, wavered between like and dislike the entire time I played. In the end, I came down pretty much smack in the middle, which is bothersome because it feels like the sort of game a person ought to have a strong feeling about one way or another. Most hidden object games provide players with a realistic scene littered with scores of random objects positioned to blend in with the environment in clever ways. That's not the case here. In Little Things, the objects for which we are hunting actually form the greater picture.
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