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Família Craft e o Código da 20 

Baixamemoria, Cronosplays and Spok are best buddies who've always dreamed of living their favorite gaming adventures in the real world. That day has come! To help Ana, they need to find a lost treasure. They will need to decrypt the "Code of the 20". But Professor Wither is also after the treasure, and he won't hesitate to complicate their mission. But with AuthenticGames' help, the gang will get closer to the treasure.
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Baixamemoria, Cronosplays and Spok are best buddies who've always dreamed of living their favorite gaming adventures in the real world. That day has come! To help Ana, they need to find a lost treasure. They will need to decrypt the "Code of the 20". But Professor Wither is also after the treasure, and he won't hesitate to complicate their mission. But with AuthenticGames' help, the gang will get closer to the treasure.

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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Cro Digital, RUBI Produtora, Dois Mais Zoom Filmes

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