- September 2, 2009
- Benoit Freslon
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version)
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About Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version)
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) is a single player puzzle game. It was developed by Benoit Freslon and was released on September 2, 2009. It received negative reviews from players.
Take something literally is a compilation of 20 puzzles. Released in 2009 (40M plays)NOTE : Download and play without the Flash plugin This game is abstract, conceptual, non-conform and uses new interactivities. The rules are quite simple. Take the hints literally and just think outside the box. Be aware of your environment. Everybody can play and enjoy this game. You don’t have to be an hardcore …
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Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) is a puzzle game. Common tags for Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) include indie, 2d, experimental and minigames.
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) is available on Web Browser, Mac OS and Windows.
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) was released on September 2, 2009.
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) was developed by Benoit Freslon.
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) has received negative reviews from players.
Take Something Literally (Flash Game Desktop Version) is a single player game.
Similar games include Take Something Literally 2 (Flash Game Desktop Version), Mini Tone Puzzle, SOK PRO, Submachine: Legacy, THERE IS NO GAME! JAM EDITION and others.