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Version 1.1.0 · 2026-06-17
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Drop Seven: Numbers merge is a calm but brainy number puzzle. Drop numbered discs onto a 7x7 board and watch them clear: a disc vanishes when its number equals how many discs sit in its row or column. Chain those clears together for huge combos and climb the score.
Simple to learn, hard to master:
- Drop discs one by one and plan every column.
- Trigger chain reactions for bonus points.
- Crack the grey blanks to reveal hidden numbers.
- Beat your own high score across multiple modes.
No timers forcing you, no clutter. Just you, the board, and one more perfect chain.
Play offline, anywhere. Quick rounds for a coffee break, deep runs for a quiet evening.
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