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Version 2.5.0 · 2026-10-15
· Powerups have a fresh new look, with clearer counts · Daily rewards behave themselves now · A little less waiting when the game starts
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The store currently lists version 2.5.0, updated 2026-10-15.








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A quiet little puzzle: tap squares, watch a picture slowly appear, and guess what it is. That's the whole game, and that's rather the point.
Squarelets is made for the moments when you'd like to switch off for a bit: the commute, the waiting room, the end of a loud day.
No pressure and no rush: one small one-off unlock opens endless play, and there's no subscription. It's made by one person in a small studio who wanted games to be a little kinder.
HOW IT PLAYS
Every puzzle begins as a handful of plain squares. Tap one, and a little piece of the picture peeks out. Tap another. Somewhere along the way you'll simply know what you're looking at, and the fewer squares you needed, the more points you keep. If a puzzle is feeling shy, powerups like Extra zoom and Time freeze are there to help.
Every puzzle is made fresh, just for you, so you won't see the same one twice.
PLAY YOUR WAY…
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· Powerups have a fresh new look, with clearer counts · Daily rewards behave themselves now · A little less waiting when the game starts
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