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Version 1.2.60 · 2026-09-21
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.2.60, updated 2026-09-21.








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► Can you see what’s missing?
What a pretty picture, but don’t you get the nagging feeling that something’s not quite right? What’s the final touch that will make the image complete?
Engage your brain, your imagination and your artistic talents to identify the missing element and add it to the drawing in this delightful puzzle game that will get you thinking and make you smile time and time again.
► Exercise every part of your brain
• Ingenious puzzles that require logical, lateral and creative thinking to solve. Engage every part of your brain to work out what’s missing from the picture, then use your artistic skills to draw that one part in.
• Clear, colorful graphics and calm, happy music make Draw One Part a pleasure to play, creating a tranquil and fun environment where puzzle solving is as relaxing as its entertaining.…
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Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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