After Hours Strippers

Long Description:

Get ready to spend an evening of fun n' frolic with the Afterhours Strippers as you indulge in their favourite game! Toss the matchbox into the glass or take a chance card and lose your clothes. The hot chicks you're playing with won't take no for an answer. Don't fret, after your turn at the matchbox one of the gorgeous ladies has her try!

How2play:
1. The user has to toss a matchbox into a glass on the table. If he succeeds in doing so, he's safe.
Otherwise, he has to pick up a chance card and pay the penalty.
2. When it's your turn to toss the matchbox in the glass, you have to accurately judge the required power
and angle.
3. The user starts with $300. Chance cards either ask the user to pay a monetary fine or lose an article of
clothing.

Controls:

Press 5 or FIRE to select the toss power.
Press 5 or FIRE to select the toss angle.
Press 9 to look at your opponents once they've lost their clothes.

The game ends when the user successfully manages to make all his opponents lose all their clothes. It
could also end when the user loses all his money and clothes.

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Mobile Games Market

$1.93 Billion Mobile Games Market Will Be Dominated By Few Key Players According to Alexander Resources

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