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In 3D City Run 2, you will be put into the role of Leon, the adventurer. During the game you have keep clear of unexpected explosions and obstacles in the city, while defending yourself and running away from horde of zombies who occupy the streets and sewers of the city.
The only way for Leon to survive is to constantly run away and to eliminate anything that stands in his way (abandoned cars, blood-thirsty zombies, other obstacles), with range of weapons that can be found in the different parts of the city.
So get ready for the run of your life! 
* Realistic and immersive game environment with great * sound effects. 
* Ability to upgrade your weapons.
* Fast-paced, innovative and challenging game-play.
* Dynamically generated game stages make it extra fun
How to play? Simple! 
* Navigate through using tilt controls
* Swipe up to jump over barriers
* Swipe down to duck under objects
* Aim at enemy and shoot automatically
* Tap screen to reload bullet

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