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Version 1.0.25 · 2026-08-24
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The store currently lists version 1.0.25, updated 2026-08-24.








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Welcome to Fairscape - Knocky Ball!
Get ready for a satisfying smashing adventure where every throw counts. Launch balls, knock down structures, break obstacles, and clear levels packed with colorful destruction.
Simple to play but hard to master, Fairscape - Knocky Ball offers relaxing gameplay combined with exciting challenges. Aim carefully, find the best angles, and unleash chain reactions to wipe out everything in your path.
Game Features:
• Easy one-touch controls
• Hundreds of fun and satisfying levels
• Unique obstacles and layouts to conquer
• Smooth physics-based gameplay
• Colorful visuals and rewarding effects
• Relaxing yet addictive progression
Whether you want a quick break or a longer play session, Fairscape - Knocky Ball delivers endless smashing fun.
Download now and start knocking everything down!
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