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Version 1.26 · 2026-07-10
Thanks for your awesome support with The Da Vinci Cryptex series! I've fixed some minor bugs in this version
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The store currently lists version 1.26, updated 2026-07-10.








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Test your IQ and gain your freedom by solving 50 new exciting riddles in this sequel of the enigmatic Da Vinci's Room!
Trapped in a room once again, crack logical enigmas written in a book to escape the room
Find the answers, unlock the Cryptex, and see what awaits you in the next level!
"The Da Vinci Cryptex 2" is a brainteasing free game consisting of 50 unique new handwritten riddles.
The more you go on, the harder to solve the puzzles
So, how many enigmas can you actually crack?
Warning: this IQ game may be addictive!
Features:
- 50 unique handcrafted puzzles
- Hints available (with the bulb button)
- Immersive graphics
- Captivating background music
- Play 20 levels for free, unlock the full game with a single and cheap in-app purchase…
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Thanks for your awesome support with The Da Vinci Cryptex series! I've fixed some minor bugs in this version
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