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Version 1.3 · 2025-02-15
- Minor bug fix - Added new languages
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The store currently lists version 1.3, updated 2025-02-15.





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Unleash your puzzle-solving skills with our Sliding Puzzle also known as 15 puzzle app! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, our app offers a delightful and engaging experience for all ages.
Features:
* Custom Photos: Personalize your puzzles by using your own photos. Turn your favorite memories into fun challenges!
* Classic Mode: Enjoy the traditional sliding puzzle with numbered tiles, bringing back the nostalgia of classic gameplay.
* Multiple Difficulty Levels: Choose from four levels of difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert) to match your skill level and challenge yourself.
* Smooth Mechanics: Experience seamless and intuitive controls that make solving puzzles feel just like the real thing.
* User-Friendly Interface: Simple and clean design ensures an enjoyable and hassle-free gaming experience.…
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- Minor bug fix - Added new languages
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