Gold Seeker
Do you like the Wild West? Are you a greedy passionate of the gold rush? Then this game is for you! In gold seeker you take the role of a miner in the Wild Wes...
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About Gold Seeker: Do you like the Wild West? Are you a greedy passionate of the gold rush? Then this game is for you! In gold seeker you take the role of a miner in the Wild West, looking for precious metals and stones. Get your hook and your dynamite and prepare be the richest miner of the west!
How to play Gold Seeker: Touch the wheels to move the cart left right touch the floor to send the claw Your hook will swing automatically beneath you touch the screen to throw it when de hook touches a stone it will drag it back to you Avoid the less valuable s
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