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Version 2.5.1 · 2026-01-16
We’ve implemented several bug fixes and performance improvements. Thank you for playing!
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The store currently lists version 2.5.1, updated 2026-01-16.








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Think you know the 90s? Time to prove it!
Step back into the raddest decade ever! Test your knowledge of everything 90s — from iconic TV shows and hit songs to beloved snacks and blockbuster movies. If you grew up in the 90s (or just wish you did), this is your ultimate nostalgia trip.
Why you'll be hooked:
● ALL THINGS 90s: Hundreds of fun, curated lists about the TV shows, toys, trends, and pop culture moments that defined the decade.
● MUSIC, MOVIES, AND MORE: Guess your favorite 90s jams, fashion fads, and classic video games.
● BATTLE FRIENDS: Challenge others to real-time multiplayer matches and see who’s the biggest 90s expert.
● RISE THROUGH THE RANKS: Climb the global leaderboards to prove you’re the king or queen of 90s trivia.
● SOLO OR MULTIPLAYER: Play at your own pace or face off against friends and random players anytime.…
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We’ve implemented several bug fixes and performance improvements. Thank you for playing!
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