Paddington Run

05.10.2017
Genre: Platform
Mobile infinite runner made to promote the film Paddington 2.

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Paddington Bear (last 3 games)

05.10.2017

Mobile infinite runner made to promote the film Paddington 2.

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Paddington Bear arrives in London and tasks players with helping Paddington and the Brown family solve a series of engaging and playful mysteries in order to find explorer Montgomery Hyde. Along the way, he interacts with memorable Londoners, works with the police to catch thieves, solves puzzles given by his Aunt Lucy and satisfies his love of marmalade and sandwiches.

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Paddington Bear is a collection of mini games that allows the player to join Paddington Bear, the Brown family and Paddington's friend Mr Gruber as he floods the bathroom, gets lost on the London Underground, learns to ride a bike and finds himself chased by swarms of angry bees! It's sure to be Paddington Bear's most thrilling adventure yet!

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