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Tasty Planet At Pi Eye Games |
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Guest Game : Tasty Planet
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Playing with your food hasn't been this mesmerizing since you were in kindergarten! A homegrown experiment and the search for the ultimate bathroom cleaner go awry! You were created to eat up all of the germs and bacteria in a family's home, but nothing will satiate your voracious appetite!
After eating everything in the house, you move into the town and eventually consume the entire planet! Will the universe be enough to satisfy you? You'll have to eat it to find out!
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Tasty Planet Gallery
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Tasty Planet Features
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Tasty Planet Features :
- The World Has Never Been So Tasty.
- 60 Levels To Gobble.
- 9 Game Locations.
- Play Normal, Casual Or Endurance Mode.
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Download Tasty Planet
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System Requirements :
- OS : Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows 98SE, Windows Vista
- Memory : 128 MB
- DirectX : 7.0 or later
- CPU : P3 700
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Purchase Tasty Planet
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Purchase Tasty Planet :
- Click 'Purchase' to pay via our secure Reflexive Arcade page.
- We'll send you your activation code straight away via email.
- No additional downloads are required.
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We accept all major payment options, including checks and paypal !
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