Hi, this app is my first game. Please encourage me to continue. ( http://goo.gl/720Wx7 )

 Flappy Bird and Spashy Fish had better find a happy flappy place to hide...my cat Sandar can FLY and she LOVES to have fun! 

My cat Sandar is cool! She’s got retractable claws and she can leap over a fence! But the real excitement comes when she goes to sleep... 

•Sharp and cool graphics 
•Super fun arcade gameplay 

This is your chance to hop inside of my cat's dream! When Sandar dreams, she ditches the claws for a cape and swoops through the city like a feline superhero! 

Tall buildings and flying cats don’t mix, so be sure to swoop down and soar high to slide between, over, under, and around those big brick beasts! 

And don’t be fooled by the size of these buildings, they can move around pretty fast and really put the hurt on your neighborhood flying cat! 

Pile up the points and leave your friends crying in their kitty litter. And if you're a dog...don't look up! 

“Who would have thought that cats have so much fun while they sleep? What amazing imaginations?!!!” 

It’s time to get your cape out of the laundry and take a catnap, that’s when dreams become adventure and the fun really cranks up! 

HOW TO PLAY SLEEPING SANDAR: 

•Tap the screen to send Sandar soaring as buildings bear down on her. 
•Stop tapping to allow Sandar to swoop lower and out of trouble. 
•Score big points and mark your territory so your friends know who owns the city skies! 

SLEEPING SANDAR GAME FEATURES: 

•Super smooth, One-finger gameplay. 
•Tons of engaging challenges. 
•Stimulating thrills. 
•Addictive single player fun. 
•Optimization for all the latest mobile devices. 
•Updates to ensure smooth gameplay and thrilling new features. 

 You can download this app at any iTunes Store or at http://goo.gl/720Wx7

My friends and me are designing and developing Android version too!





















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https://www.facebook.com/myanmariosauthority
and
https://www.facebook.com/myanmarandroidauthority

 With regards,
Aung Myo Myint

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