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What do you have to do? It's simple. Just tap up or down on the screen and Rasher will move up and down. He automatically goes left to right and you can't stop that. And that's where the fun begins. You have to get around a series of mazes, avoiding the nasty traps laid down by the Angry Boars and collect some soda and cookies for health and general pigginess. It sounds easy, doesn't it? Don't be fooled. This is one of the most addictive and difficult games on the App Store. Says who? Us. And everyone else who has given it a go.

Play through 60 electrifying screens, collect dozens of goodies and bear witness to one of the most unique control mechanisms ever created. We love the game and we hope you do too.
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