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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. KL Rush: an open-world Kuala Lumpur you can drive in your browser. Public preview, release notes and feedback.
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An open-world Kuala Lumpur you can drive, right in your browser. No download, works on desktop and phone.
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KL Rush is an independent game made in Malaysia.
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