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Version 9.5 · 2026-10-29
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 9.5, updated 2026-10-29.








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Grill Cooking: Sort Challenge – Skewer Up in a Sizzling BBQ Matching Puzzle!
Step into the sunny world of Grill Cooking, where the BBQ grill is hot, the skewers are loaded, and every move brings you closer to becoming the ultimate BBQ cooking master! At a vibrant beachside pool party, sort juicy BBQ meats, fresh seafood, and colorful veggies to serve mouthwatering skewers in this addictively tasty match-3 puzzle game.
How to Play Grill Cooking:
- Sort & grill out: Drag and drop matching food onto the grill —complete sets of 3 to clear them and keep the BBQ grill ready for more!
- Plan your moves: Each level gives you limited space—place ingredients wisely to clear the grill efficiently.
- Turn up the heat: Use awesome boosters like grill flips and flame blasts to power through tough challenges!…
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