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Drive your cart through the streets, collecting trash, to clean up the city. Or at least the part of the city you care about. Because, of course, you want to clean up your streets faster than your opponents — so there’ll be bombs, explosions, and backstabbing as you try to set them back.
Feed the hungry monsters, but keep an eye out for what color the monster wants to be because each item you feed it will change its fur. Change it too much and you’ll lose the game.
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