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Version 1.0.2 · 2026-02-02
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2026-02-02.








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Antistress Relaxing Mini Games gives you peaceful moments with calming toys, satisfying interactions and stress relief mini games. Whether you’re bored, anxious or simply need a short break, this game is a perfect choice.
Relieve stress through soothing interactions: pop bubbles, slice sand, play with slime, spin fidget toys and explore dozens of antistress mini games. Each game is designed to be simple, satisfying and calming - ideal for relaxing anytime, anywhere.
Key Antistress Relaxing Mini Games
Explore more than 15 satisfying and antistress game, including:
- Pop it fidget
- Bubble up
- Fidget spinner
- ASMR cutting
- Slime & Clay
- On/off switch
- Keyboard typing
- Sand slice
- Balloon popping
- Potter making
- Dalgona cookie
- Tap tap shots
… and many more relaxing puzzle games & toys!…
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