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Mischievous Bear: Nightmare Comes, Standalone Game Launches in October (Mischievous Bear: Hair-raising Wild Horror, Scaring to Death in October)

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Mischievous Bear: Nightmare Comes, Standalone Game Launches in October (Mischievous Bear: Hair-raising Wild Horror, Scaring to Death in October) Mischievous Bear: Nightmare Comes, Standalone Game Launches in October (Mischievous Bear: Hair-raising Wild Horror, Scaring to Death in October). The game “Mischievous Bear: Nightmare Comes – Nightmare Comes” (ノアつドター) is a classic sequel made by Japanese SNK. The game will land on PC platform on September 20, 2021.

Mischievous Bear: Nightmare Comes is a role-playing action game that combines parkour, puzzle solving, and casual gameplay. Players will control their little ducklings by sliding on the screen and manipulate their actions by touching buttons. Players will become a little boy trapped in a maze surrounded by “hairy” flesh blobs, engaging in intense battles together!

The “Mischievous Bear” series has always been famous worldwide for its rich storyline, funny stories, and interesting gameplay. The latest information and plots of “Mischievous Bear 2,” “Dota Fantasy Adventure” (KiddaGame), and other well-known works have been announced recently.

Mischievous Bear: Hair-raising Wild Horror, Scaring to Death in October

“Mischievous Bear: Hair-raising Wild Horror, Scaring to Death in October” is a mobile game developed by the well-known domestic horror game developer Cygames, which combines action, puzzle solving, and casual gameplay in a large world adventure.

On November 30th this year, “Mischievous Bear: Hair-raising Wild Horror” released a video that made netizens call it “hair-raising gnome,” but it was also unwillingly taken to a deserted island to play pranks. Words like “weird,” “superstitious,” and others have become questions in the minds of many players after seeing the video. “Why are you saying these things?” This sentence actually makes sense because we often discover related content about this topic online. “I don’t want to say it.” So the editor wrote down those related content for everyone to enjoy!

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