Return to Mysterious Island invites users to take part in exciting adventures based on the famous novel. As in the book by Jules Verne, your heroine is shipwrecked and finds herself on an unfamiliar and, apparently, uninhabited island. Now Mina must make every effort to survive and find a way to return home.
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