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Tourist Trap: Build the Nation's Greatest Vacations Game Download and Play
As Mayor of Kitchville, you have a vision of transforming your sleepy one-horse town into a vacation mecca. Are you up to the challenge? Version for Mac OS X Available Here.
Tourist Trap: Build the Nation's Greatest Vacations Full Description
Astonishing features and sound make game play pleasant for all you family. From the World’s Largest Ball of Twine to the great Corn Palace nothing says Americana like the zany roadside attractions scattered across the good ol’ US of A. In Tourist Trap - Build the Nation’s Greatest Vacations, you become the mayor of a small Middle American town. Your citizens are full of unique and wacky ideas for what will entice the stream of family vacationers, college students and the buses of senior citizens with hope that they’ll choose your exit ramp on their cross-country travels. Discover incredible Time Management games levels and fast-paced fun!
Game Features
- Unlock upgrades
- Fun characters
- Create the next great vacation!
- No waiting. No shipping. Instant download and activation!
- Secure purchase by credit cards, PayPal, etc
- One hour of free gameplay!
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System Requirements
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
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