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Version 1.0.19 · 2026-08-10
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The store currently lists version 1.0.19, updated 2026-08-10.








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THE REALM NEEDS A CHAMPION. WILL IT BE YOU?
Enter the arena of BID BATTLE: WORD SEARCH WAR, where brains outmatch brawn and strategy is the ultimate weapon. Get ready for battle in this cyber-medieval 1v1 battler, speed is essential, but your GAMBIT—the strategically calculated risk—is what wins the war.
EARN YOUR TITLE
Don't just be another player. Become a legend of the realm. Earn your rank through battle victories and strategic bids. Forge an identity that strikes fear into thy rivals. Whether you are Baron Badly The Brave or King TAT The Wise, your name shall be known across the field of battle.
KNOW RISKS. KNOW REWARDS.
The Bidding Phase: Before the clock starts, analyze the board. How many words can you find? How fast can you find them?
Calculated Risk: Bid wisely. Achieve the goal to earn massive point multipliers.…
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