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Version 1.1.3 · 2026-09-19
Fix bugs, optimize experience
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The store currently lists version 1.1.3, updated 2026-09-19.








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SoPure Mahjong: Tile Match is a relaxing triple tile puzzle game designed for calm focus, stress relief, and daily mindfulness.
Enjoy a modern twist on classic mahjong with simple, satisfying match-3 tile gameplay. Whether you have a few minutes or a long break, this game helps you slow down and relax.
SIMPLE & SATISFYING GAMEPLAY:
Match 3 identical tiles to clear the board.
Easy to learn, smooth to play, and deeply relaxing to master.
No timers, no pressure, just pure puzzle enjoyment.
COLLECT BEAUTIFUL TREASURES:
Each level rewards you with unique cultural collectibles. Build your personal gallery as you progress and turn every puzzle into a rewarding journey of discovery.
CALM & COMFORTABLE DESIGN:
Designed specifically for a relaxed experience:
Large, clear tiles: Easy on the eyes.
Clean visual style: No distracting clutter.
Gentle pacing: Play at your own speed.…
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