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Version 1.7 · 2026-06-15
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.7, updated 2026-06-15.




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"Mind Reader" is a futuristic twist on the classic game of 20 questions that will leave you astounded at its ability to guess what's on your mind! This game transports players into a world where technology meets telepathy, providing an experience that's both visually stunning and mentally stimulating.
Here's how it works: Players start by selecting a category for their thoughts, choosing from options such as animals, sport, movies, and more. Once you've locked in your secret thought, "Mind Reader" springs into action, using its advanced algorithm to ask you a series of yes/no questions. Your task is simple - answer honestly and watch in amazement as the game narrows down the possibilities with each question.
But that's not all! "Mind Reader" is designed to challenge itself and you, striving to guess your thought in 20 questions or less.…
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