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Version 1.6 · 2026-06-12
Work on bug fixing and improving game.
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The store currently lists version 1.6, updated 2026-06-12.








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Are you smart enough to beat these brain puzzles? Try IQ Boost 2 and have fun with our awesome brain teasers which help to keep your brain blade sharp!
IQ Boost 2 is a brain game with tricky puzzles, tasks and logic tests. All these tasks are original and funny! We said ‘NO’ to boring levels and puzzles! Free IQ Boost 2 game trains your memory, attention, logic and mindset!
Top Features:
Every difficulty of level: from very easy to really challenging brain teasers.
Endless complicated & dazzling puzzles.
Awesomely intuitive & user friendly game’s interface with good graphics.
Fun for All Ages: from children to adult people.
Great time filler.
Colorful, Simple and highly addictive gameplay.
Great exercise for the brain.
Carefully curated sets of games made for you.
Download this funny game for free.
Less than 15% of people have an IQ higher than 120 points.…
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Work on bug fixing and improving game.
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