Color Tunnel 2



Sequel of superhit hypercasual game "Color Tunnel". Color Tunnel 2 is a fast-paced dodging game inspired by Slope and Run 3. You are moving in a tunnel full of color at a blazing speed and need to avoid obstacles in different shapes. You need to be very agile and precise to see the position of the incoming obstacle and quickly shift your position away to avoid it. Stay focused and break your record.

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