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Version 2.0.9 · 2023-11-29
• Added 100 new puzzles • Fixed minor bugs and typos
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The store currently lists version 2.0.9, updated 2023-11-29.








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This word puzzle game celebrates proverbs, idioms, and figures of speech that have become part of everyday language.
Join the pieces to complete the phrase, it's a piece of cake!
From the makers of Bonza Word Puzzle. "Bonza puzzles are instantly addictive!" - Will Shortz, Crossword Editor, The New York Times
Bonza Phrases is a casual word puzzle game for mobile. Players will appreciate the clear and simple approach, suitable for the whole family.
Bonza Phrases is designed to be a rewarding learning experience. Much like other games in the Bonza series, players will find insight and inspiration from the puzzle content.
The game follows a classic linear level progression, with new chapters unlocked over time. The daily puzzle features topical content throughout the year. Players are also encouraged to submit their own puzzle ideas that could feature as an upcoming daily puzzle.…
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• Added 100 new puzzles • Fixed minor bugs and typos
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