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Hundreds Now Available On Android Devices

by Kyle Hilliard on June 29, 2013 at 03:46 PM

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The formerly exclusive to iOS, Hundreds is now available to Android players. The new Android version of the game is slightly cheaper than the iOS version at $3.14. You can grab it here.

The trailer below gives you a better idea of how this impressive puzzle game plays, or you can read our review of the iOS version of the game.

HUNDREDS is available for Android worldwide starting RIGHT NOW! http://t.co/hm5LIDFH1T thank you for your patience!!
— semisecret (@semisecret) June 28, 2013

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