Cruiser

Cruising along the sea and beach destroy enemy who trying to sink your cruiser ship.
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Instructions: Drag mouse in to enemy to shoot cannon, left click mouse to launch missiles

Categories: Action, Adventure, High Scores, Shooting. Tags: aaldrin, aircraft, anti air, BattleShip, boat, cruiser, destroyer, missile, Ship, warship

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