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Version 7.1.1 · 2026-07-30
- Brand new challenges added
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The store currently lists version 7.1.1, updated 2026-07-30.








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Compete against your friends to complete hilarious challenges in just seven seconds!
Perfect for parties, date nights, sleepovers, family gatherings and breaking the ice, 7 Second Challenge is a fast-paced group game that is easy to learn and guaranteed to get everyone laughing.
Take turns completing randomly selected challenges before the timer runs out. Once the seven seconds are up, the other players decide whether the challenge was completed successfully. Earn points, climb the scoreboard and prove that you can think fast under pressure!
Features:
- 300+ fun and original challenges
- Create and play your own custom challenges
- Play with up to 16 players on one device
- Keep track of everyone’s scores
- Choose the number of rounds…
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