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Version 1.0.0 · 2026-10-13
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Can you find what Cher, Madonna, Prince and Beyoncé have in common?
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The store currently lists version 1.0.0, updated 2026-10-13.








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Can you find what Cher, Madonna, Prince and Beyoncé have in common? 🎤
Flashback Connect is a free word association game made of pop culture. Every puzzle hides four groups of four: classic sitcoms, '80s cartoons, breakfast cereals, Tom Hanks movies, toys you begged for. Spot the category, connect the words, and watch the group lock into place.
🧩 HOW TO PLAY
• Look at 16 words and find four groups of four that share a link.
• Tap four words, then tap Submit.
• "One away…" means three of your four belong together.
• Watch for red herrings: Frasier is a '90s sitcom and a Cheers regular.
• From level 4, each board allows four mistakes, so think before you submit.
• Stuck? Tap Clue to name a group, or Solve to place one.…
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