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Dragon City
11Votes1.1MRecs321.7kFans
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Dawn of the Sword
1.5kVotes13MRecs3.8MFans
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The Charming Young Gentleman
23Votes1.6MRecs1.1MFans
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Taking My iPad to Another World
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Clash
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The Carefree Young Scholar
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The Hero's Creed
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