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Categoría : Junta
Versión : 1.10
Tamaño : 6.2 MB
Desarrollador : Josef Jordan
Actualizar : Apr 05,2026

Descripción de la aplicación

The butterflies are quicker than the catcher.

In the game Butterflies, players roll dice to move their butterfly pieces toward the center (the "catcher"). Since the butterflies are the ones moving around the board, they are the ones that "get there first" — hence, they are quicker.

So, in short:
✅ Butterflies win — they're faster than the catcher, who's just the stationary goal.

Also, keep in mind:

This is a simple, family-friendly dice game for 1–6 players.
It includes ads after each game and only the standard mode (no extra features).
But fun, fast-paced, and perfect for kids! 🦋🎲

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