Wheel World takes you by surprise offering more than expected through its flexibility and reverence for the ride.
Author: Katherine Kong
Katherine Kong
Former horror game lover turned softie. When not shootin’ and lootin’ can be found on the couch binge-watching K-dramas and cooking shows.
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