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Version 5.6 · 2026-10-25
- minor bug fixes
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 5.6, updated 2026-10-25.








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TETRIS® 40 YEARS: This game designed by Tetris® creator.
Play puzzle classics from Tetris® creator on your mobile device! Shake up your Mind!
Alexey Pajitnov – author of world-famous Tetris® comes to you with his new creation. This is the first game ever designed by Mr. Tetris exclusively for mobile devices.
Move the marbles to build a line of three or more matching marbles at every go.
Remove all marbles from the board to solve a puzzle.
- Play free set of puzzles;
- Play new free puzzles daily;
- Race against the clock in Time Challenge;
- Score enough points in Score Challenge;
- Build your solution strategy in Moves Challenge
and much more.
Win enough coins for additional sets of puzzles and challenges.
Get your brain ready for a real challenge – Alexey’s Challenge: Marbly ™
Featuring:
- 240+ unique puzzles exclusively braincrafted for you by Mr.…
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- minor bug fixes
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