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Version 1.3.2 · 2026-09-01
Improvements to the overall game experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.3.2, updated 2026-09-01.








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Step into a soothing world where colors fall into harmony and every tap brings a little spark of satisfaction.
Color Shooter: Cube Sort offers a peaceful puzzle experience wrapped in soft visuals, relaxing sounds, and simple, rewarding interactions.
Your adorable elephant companion leads the way. With each gentle shot of color, cubes clear one by one, creating a smooth and calming flow across the board. There’s no rush and no pressure—just satisfying color matches and the quiet joy of watching the screen tidy itself.
Relaxing & Easy-to-Play
Play at your own pace using simple tap controls. Launch your elephant or other little shooter creatures onto the conveyor and match cubes by color. Clear the board step by step and enjoy the feeling of everything falling neatly into place.…
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