City Encounter
Inspector Vijay is taking the challenge of encountering alone with the terrorist coming to the city. Help Inspector Vijay to protect the city from terror. *Upg...
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About City Encounter: Inspector Vijay is taking the challenge of encountering alone with the terrorist coming to the city. Help Inspector Vijay to protect the city from terror. *Upgrade the weapons with the money you get rewarded. *Change the gun by selecting the arrow in the HUD *Buy bombs and use them when required. *You can purchase the bullets when its over. *Better helmets and bulletproof jackets will be available to purchase at higher levels. *Collect the medicine boxes to improve health.
How to play City Encounter: Mouse or tap to play
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