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Cool Kid Character Analysis
In “Cool Kids” you can be any character in there. There are different kinds of character in the games like a girl or a boy,a boy with a black shirt,pink hair girl and etc.There are different kinds of settings in the game like grass,caves,and tech world.In ever level there are enemies at the second to last level there is a boss you need to kill and at the last level it is the treasure room and that is the end. The goal of the game is defeat the boss and get all the treasures.The goal of the character is to get the treasure.The character achieves his or her goal by killing enemies and try to not jump in lava.There are points to be scored in the game and you need 13,750 or more. There

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