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Cut it Fair

Cut it Fair is a slicing game where you will have to slice the fruits with a knife according to the glasses. Cut precisely to complete levels. Good Luck

Play Cut it Fair: Instructions

Use touch and drag to slice fruits

What are the prominent tags associated with the game?

The keywords used to describe this game are: fruits, math, slicing.

In terms of category, where does this game fit?

This game is classified as Educational in terms of its category.

What game development engine was used to create this game?

This game was developed using the Construct 2 framework.

What age categories does this game cater to?

The Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors age groups would enjoy playing this game.

Who worked on programming this game?

The company that played a role in developing this game is GameOnHai.

Are there any bloody scenes in the game?

Yes, Cut it Fair depicts bloodshed.

Which gender(s) is this game intended for?

The game is designed to appeal to Male & Female players.

Does the game involve any kind of brutality or cruelty?

Yes, Cut it Fair contains content that could be considered cruel.

Can this game be played by kids without concerns?

No, Cut it Fair would not be suitable for a younger audience.
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