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Version 1.31.0 · 2026-10-21
• New levels
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The store currently lists version 1.31.0, updated 2026-10-21.





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Crowns – The Royal Puzzle of Pure Logic
Ready to challenge your brain with a puzzle that’s as elegant as it is clever? Crowns is a modern logic game inspired by chess—but with a twist that’s entirely its own.
The goal?
Place exactly one crown per row, column, and colored region. But be careful:
• Two crowns can’t touch—even diagonally
• Use a cross to mark where a crown can’t go
• Tap once for a cross, twice for a crown
It sounds simple, but each level is a layered puzzle that demands logic, strategy, and a sharp eye for patterns.
There are no time limits, no pressure—just pure, satisfying problem solving.
• No Wi-Fi needed – perfect for offline play
• Unlimited levels – no lives, no waiting
• Minimalist and elegant design
• A calm, thoughtful experience that sharpens your logic
Discover why thousands of players are hooked.…
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• New levels
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