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Version 2.4 · 2026-09-06
Overall fixes and polish to address various experience flaws.
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The store currently lists version 2.4, updated 2026-09-06.








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From Mess to Masterpiece!
Uh oh! The system is overflowing with a jumble of colorful blocks! It’s a delightful mess, but it’s causing a total system jam. We’re calling you in, our top operator, to take control of the Purification Console and restore order… one block at a time!
It’s simple and oh-so-satisfying! Just tap to grab a block from the chaotic pile and launch it into its perfect spot. Watch as chaos transforms into beautiful, organized patterns. Clear the clutter and feel the stress melt away with every perfect shot.
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Overall fixes and polish to address various experience flaws.
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