Catch Na Ji

Free

1.0.8for iPhone, iPad

Lee Mooi Wong

Developer

Aug 17, 2019

Update Date

Adventure

Category

App Store

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Catch Na Ji Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Catch Na Ji

Trio Peaks would like to introduce our new character in the family, welcome to meet Ah Boy.

Ah Boy live in a kampung (small village). His family is rearing chickens and they have fruits plantation.

Their chickens are free-range, happily roaming around the fruits plantation. During school holiday, Ah Boy parent give him a mission to catch all the chickens so that they can sell at the nearby farmer market. Ah Boy has to catch all the chickens by himself.

Now, please help Ah Boy to catch all the chickens by moving left or right. You need to avoid all the falling fruits and stepping on the "Evil Fruits" such as Evil Coconut, Evil Banana, Evil Durian, Evil Mango and many more by jumping on it.

There are many challenging obstacles waiting for you in order to help Ah Boy to catch all the chickens. Enjoy the challenge and have fun!

Just in case, you might think that Na Ji is the name of the chicken but that is not truth. In our language - Catch Na Ji meant Catch "that" Chicken!