MiniRide

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Parts 3
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Reads 4,251
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Parts 3
Time 38m

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Three friends explore a tiny world through "MiniRide", a game that shrinks them. But when one of them gets stuck on the scale of a insect, fascination turns to terror as two accomplices exploit the tiny's vulnerability to realize their fantasies of control.All Rights Reserved

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