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Raccoon Arrival

Raccoon Arrival (2021)

by Julian Fokin

Genres:Adventure, Indie, Simulator

Themes:Action

Game modes:Single player

Story:A beautiful third-person exploration world with a raccoon, who just does his daily stuff in a post-apocalypse world, where no place for people anymore. What happened to this world?

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Science fiction

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