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Play Bilbo The Four Corners of the World

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Category: Strategy
Description: Take a trip around the world with Bilbo to see if he can win the heart of his true love! In Bilbo: The Four Corners of the World, YOU choose the menu based on the tastes of your guests and then do everything in your power to earn Bilbo a big tip! From seating guests, to taking orders, to serving meals, there's plenty to do! As you race through each day accomplishing assigned tasks, such as performing a set number of combos, mini-games will appear, challenging you to make origami, catch exotic fish, make sandwiches and more! If you can keep up, Bilbo's guests will sing karaoke and make everyone dance! Between levels, you will be able to turn Bilbo's simple bistro into a four-star establishment with a variety of lavish upgrades. Featuring a cast of wonderfully animated animal characters, Bilbo: The Four Corners of the World will have you grinning from ear to ear! Full version features Four restaurants 40 levels 14 mini-games 50 upgrades to purchase Colorful graphics
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