The Suburbiad Full v1.1.61 – New and entertaining adventure game for Android with data + trailer
Price: $1.99 and rated 5 out of 5 in the Google Play Store
Tested for offline play
The Suburbiad is a new and interesting adventure game in the style of The Akashic House Game Studio, available for Android. It was released hours ago on the Google Play Store for $1.99, and as usual, it was decided to introduce it to you, our loyal users, for the first time in Iran! We will explain the general story and details of the game in the creator’s own words: “It is now the year 1985! California, San Cahoto, and a chic neighborhood on the outskirts of Los Angeles exist! Peter Mingus is fifteen years old, a boy who is studying at a school in San Cahoto! He wakes up in the morning and goes to school, but on the way, he encounters small creatures that have disrupted the city’s order and are destroying everything! He decides to stop them and find out where they came from! Now, to save the city and humans, he must start a new adventure…!” Yes, you will control the main character, Peter, and try for hours to save humans! If you are a fan of adventure games with unique gameplay, The Suburbiad will surely catch your attention!
The Suburbiad game has been on sale and the buyer has given it a rating of 5.0 out of 5.0. We have quickly put the game at your disposal so you can experience it and tell us what rating you would give it! If we want to mention the general features of the game, we can refer to its acceptable quality, exciting sound, good touch controllers, excellent construction, and addictive gameplay! You can first view images and trailers of the gameplay and if you see that the game has become your favorite, download the paid version along with the data from the high-speed servers of Usroid.
* Release of the first version of the game on Google Play.
Installation and Implementation Guidelines for The Suburbiad Game:
– Download the data file and extract it from the compressed format. Copy the com.theakashichouse.thesuburbiad folder to the Android/obb directory in internal memory.
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