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Version 1.0.6 · 2026-01-31
1. Added some levels 2. Fixed some bugs
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The store currently lists version 1.0.6, updated 2026-01-31.








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Introducing "Foodie Blast: Match & Feast" – A Flavorful Puzzle Adventure!
Embark on a mouthwatering journey through the world of cuisine with Foodie Blast, a vibrant tile-matching game that lets you savor sushi, grill up BBQ, simmer hot pot, and more! Swap and match delicious ingredients to clear the board, unlock new levels, and master delectable challenges across multiple culinary themes.
Tasty Gameplay:
Simple to learn but packed with strategic depth, Foodie Blast reinvents classic puzzle-matching with a gourmet twist. Connect identical food items, like sushi rolls, BBQ skewers, or hot pot ingredients—to clear them and earn rewards. Create explosive combos, use sizzling power-ups, and tackle themed obstacles (think conveyor belts, flaming grills, or bubbling broths) as you progress through this addictive culinary quest.…
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1. Added some levels 2. Fixed some bugs
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