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Version 1.9.0 · 2026-10-15
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.9.0, updated 2026-10-15.








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The board is set. The discs are waiting.
Tap to launch a ball through the pipe. It tears across the board, shattering every disc that matches its color. Stack up enough hits and the whole group explodes off the grid. Miss your timing, mismanage your slots, and the board starts to feel very crowded very fast.
Here's the loop: balls enter from one side, rip through the grid, and exit the other. Discs come in stacks — sometimes frozen, sometimes hidden, sometimes armored. Your slots hold the pieces you've already cleared. Fill them smart, clear them fast, and chain your hits for that rush of a perfectly cleaned board.
It sounds simple. It isn't — but it never feels unfair.
Highlights
One-tap control: Fast sessions, no precision needed — just timing and instinct.
Color-matched chaos: Balls only destroy their own color.…
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