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# Game

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Time for fun!

DPEPE is an incredibly addictive and easy-to-play game where you get to choose the scenario and face exciting challenges in order to earn rewards.

The game revolves around the daily routine of a doctor, including consultations, emergencies, and operating procedures, all with a delightful Pepe charm!

Designed with 20 levels, each level consists of 9 rounds that need to be completed to progress.

Level 1 - Scenario: Waking up to Consultants Round&#x20;

1 - Dressing up and getting the proper equipment Round&#x20;

2 - Bringing coffee to attendants Round&#x20;

3 - Taking care of patients Round&#x20;

4 - Visiting patients at the hospital Round&#x20;

5 - Preparing a class for students Round&#x20;

6 - Checking messages Round&#x20;

7 - Dinner time Round&#x20;

8 - Receiving an emergency call Round&#x20;

9 - Performing a surgery in the hospital OR

Once you successfully complete Level 1, you can advance to Level 2.\
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It is not a play to earn game. It is just Pepe fun!!!


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