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Version 2.4 · 2026-07-15
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We are the husband and wife team that brought you “Chain of Thought,” and we’re proud to announce our word/trivia game app “1 Of These Things.”
“1 of the These Things” presents you with 4 things. Can you figure out which thing is not like the others— the one that doesn’t belong?
Sound simple, right? But be careful— these puzzles can be quite tricky!
Features:
*Exercises your brain
*Fun pop culture trivia
*100's of categories-- from sports to spices!
*Leaderboard to compare your scores with the world
*Easy to learn
*No nasty typing
*Free hints
We hope you (and your brain) enjoy “1 of These Things.” Let us know. We’d love to hear from you.
Best wishes,
Jay & Julia
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