Ball Thief vs Police 2
Ball Thief vs Police 2 is a 2D platformer where you play as a thief and you have to collect the bags of money while avoiding the police, drones and spikes. The...
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About Ball Thief vs Police 2: Ball Thief vs Police 2 is a 2D platformer where you play as a thief and you have to collect the bags of money while avoiding the police, drones and spikes. There are 8 levels to play and the difficulty increases as you proceed. This is the second installment of the original Ball Thief vs Police series.
How to play Ball Thief vs Police 2: Use WASD or Arrow keys for the player s movement Use W or Up arrow key twice for double jump
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