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Version 1.5.2 · 2024-09-26
Various bugfixes and improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.5.2, updated 2024-09-26.








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Welcome to Triple Good Sorting:Match Game, the captivating brain training and casual sorting game that will keep you engaged for hours on end! Immerse yourself in a bustling supermarket-like setting, where your keen eye for organization will be put to the test as you arrange and categorize scattered 3D goods to create satisfying matches.
Exercise your brainpower and strategic prowess with our ingenious sorting mechanism, combining preferable elements of Match 3 and brain training games. Plan your moves thoughtfully and react swiftly to enhance your score and complete levels with lightning speed. Encounter a delightful variety of goods, ranging from fresh crops to essential household items, as you efficiently organize the shelves, clear them, and accomplish tasks within the given time.…
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Various bugfixes and improvements.
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