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Cat passengers board and leave a hand-drawn tram at a mountain stop in Short Trip.Cats aboard a mountain tramGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Game and artwork: Alexander Perrin
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Short Trip

By Alexander Perrin

Drive a tram through hand-drawn mountains with left and right controls, picking up cat passengers at stops and taking them to their destinations in this free interactive illustration for the web.

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