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Version 1.5 · 2026-03-11
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The store currently lists version 1.5, updated 2026-03-11.








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KissOrMiss is a fun casual game made for couples who love flirting, teasing, and playful competition. Every round is simple, suspenseful, and just risky enough to keep you coming back for more. If you think you know your partner, it’s time to put your intuition to the test.
To play, you and your partner sync up, pick a square, and see if you’re on the same wavelength. Match the same square and it’s a kiss. Miss it, and the round ends. That’s it, easy to learn, impossible to stop playing. Each tap builds anticipation, and every reveal feels like a tiny moment of excitement.
What makes KissOrMiss special is how quickly it creates connection. Rounds are fast, playful, and perfect for anytime play, whether you’re together or miles apart. The mix of luck, intuition, and timing keeps things exciting, while the playful competition brings out laughs, reactions, and flirty energy.…
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