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Version 1.2 · 2024-06-19
Achievements have been added! Also squashed a bug that prevented changing some settings.
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2024-06-19.






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Need to settle a dispute but left your deck at home? Out-speed your opponent and slap your way to victory on the Egyptian Rat Screw iOS App!
Key Features:
Two-Player Local Multiplayer: Face off against a friend or foe in intense, real-time matches. Slap your way to victory and claim the title of the fastest slapper!
Intelligent AI Opponents: Test your skills against a range of AI opponents, each with their own unique playing style and difficulty level.
Customizable Rules: Personalize your game by adjusting rules and settings to match your preferences. Add new rules and change the penalties.
Are you ready to take on the challenge and become the ultimate Egyptian Rat Screw champion? Download now and experience this classic card game wherever you go!
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Achievements have been added! Also squashed a bug that prevented changing some settings.
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