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Version 1.4 · 2026-08-25
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.4, updated 2026-08-25.








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BuzzWheel – Spin the Party to the Next Level
Turn any gathering—dorm hang-out, couples night-in, birthday bash, or campus festival—into an unforgettable, no-prep challenge fest.
BuzzWheel fuses truth or dare, ice-breakers, and mini-tasks into one lightning-fast roulette. Open the app, pick a mode, tap Spin, and watch the room light up with laughs, gasps, and a healthy dose of chaos.
WHY BUZZWHEEL
• One tap, zero prep – set up in seconds, play all night.
• 12 curated modes,
• Adaptive difficulty – the same dare almost never repeats.
• Haptic spin and neon gradients for a real roulette feel.
CORE FEATURES
• Dynamic roulette engine with smart weighting.
• Player name placeholders for instant personalization.
• Full accessibility support.
GO VIP – UNLOCK FULL ACCESS
Free: 150 dares, 1 modes
VIP: 1200+ dares, 12 modes Three-day free trial, then an affordable weekly plan.…
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