Woolly Boy and his dog need your help escaping the Big Pineapple Circus! This point-and-click adventure, from the creators of Rain City, is now available on iOS.
Explore a vibrant, mysterious circus filled with over 100 items and multiple minigames. Play as Woolly Boy and his loyal yellow dog, QiuQiu, utilizing their unique skills to solve challenging puzzles. Uncover the secrets and stories hidden within the circus as you progress.
The iOS version boasts optimized touchscreen controls, larger fonts, and a user-friendly interface perfect for mobile devices. Controller support is also available for those who prefer a more traditional setup. Immerse yourself in the captivating hand-drawn visuals and heartwarming narrative.
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