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I have something very great for android users. I have played this game so many times and tried to make new high score each time. I have killed 3000 zombies so far. It's pretty challenging. Simply install this free android app from play store and enjoy. The game is really fun. I am challenging everyone to break my record of 3000 zombies if you can. Also please don't forget to rate and review the game and click on ads each time they appear in the game while you play the game to support the developer of this great game. ^_^
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