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Conej Steps Out
To get his girlfriend Claire the ultimate gift for their upcoming date, Conej is willing to travel the cosmos and beyond in his most unusual plan yet. Conej sets off to build a rocket in an attempt to persuade Claire to blast off to the moon together.
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To get his girlfriend Claire the ultimate gift for their upcoming date, Conej is willing to travel the cosmos and beyond in his most unusual plan yet. Conej sets off to build a rocket in an attempt to persuade Claire to blast off to the moon together.
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:DigiPen
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