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Version 1.0 · 2026-08-27
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-08-27.








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"Can you outsmart the Sphinx?
The Daily Sphinx turns riddles into a quick, satisfying daily ritual. Solve one carefully written puzzle each day, explore a 365-riddle launch journey, and enjoy the “aha” moment with a clear explanation after every answer.
FAIR RIDDLES, CLEAR ANSWERS
Every puzzle has one useful hint and an explanation that connects the clues to the answer. No unexplained trick answers and no repeated riddles hidden behind artificial limits.
PLAY YOUR WAY
- Today: one calm daily riddle with no timer
- Journey: themed chapters that grow from easy to legendary
- Daily Duel: the same five riddles for every player, ranked through Game Center
- Rush 60: an optional speed challenge for competitive sessions
- Zen: practice without scores, pressure, or streak risk…
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