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Pong Defender is a challenging game that requires the use of your reflexes and skills
Pong Defender Retro Arcade Free Games
by Game Nation LLC
What is it about?
Pong Defender is a challenging game that requires the use of your reflexes and skills. Swipe left and right to bounce the balls off the wall and keep the ball inside the hexagon. This game may look easier than it really is and certainly takes time to master. Plus, just when you think you have mastered the ability to keep one ball inside the hex, test your skills with two balls and it becomes almost impossible.
Pong Defender Retro Arcade Free Games is FREE but there are more add-ons
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$1.99
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App Store Description
Pong Defender is a challenging game that requires the use of your reflexes and skills. Swipe left and right to bounce the balls off the wall and keep the ball inside the hexagon. This game may look easier than it really is and certainly takes time to master. Plus, just when you think you have mastered the ability to keep one ball inside the hex, test your skills with two balls and it becomes almost impossible.
The game features:
1. One Ball - Hexagon
2. One Ball - Octagon
3. Two Balls - Hexagon
4. Two Balls - Octagon
5. Swipe left and right on the screen to move the Hex
6. Don't let the balls escape!
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