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Version 1.1 · 2026-08-15
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2026-08-15.





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Code Brown is the stinkiest little match game on your phone — a fast, goofy puzzle packed with toilets, TP rolls, poo piles, and gas bubbles. Tap to match icons, clear the board, and build up your legendary bathroom bragging rights.
Features you’ll love
🚽 Toilet-humor match puzzles with poo, toilets, TP rolls, and gas bubbles
🔊 Fart and toilet flushing sound effects for maximum bathroom chaos
🏆 Trophies & milestones to keep you grinding for “just one more” win
⚡ Quick play sessions — easy to pick up, hard to put down
🔇 Sound toggle so you can keep it classy (or not) anytime
If you like silly games, satisfying matches, and absolutely shameless bathroom humor, Code Brown is ready to stink up your screen.
Download now and earn trophies like a true Throne Champion.
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