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Hello Kitty: Island Adventure (Nintendo Switch)

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Nuovo articolo! Nessuno avrebbe potuto indovinare quanto sia buono questo gioco, dato che letteralmente ogni altro gioco Sanrio è stato rivolto ai bambini molto piccoli - ma questo è un clone super solido di Animal Crossing, che fonde alcuni dei migliori elementi di Stardew Valley, AC e Disney: Dreamlight Valley sembra quasi. Altamente consigliato.

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