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Version 1.1.7 · 2025-09-02
Fixed a couple of minor bugs - thanks for letting us know!
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The store currently lists version 1.1.7, updated 2025-09-02.






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Discover the joy of city adventures with TripMonsters! Our app turns ordinary city walks into extraordinary family adventures. Whether you're exploring your hometown or a new city, our carefully designed tours ensure fun and learning for the whole family.
Key Features:
- Interactive Adventure: Engage in fun challenges and activities at every stop. Perfect for kids and adults alike!
- Educational & Fun: Learn quirky facts and stories about each destination. Make every trip both educational and entertaining.
- Child-friendly Design: Our routes are designed with kids in mind, ensuring they stay interested and involved from start to finish.
- Unique Routes: Our routes are unlike any guidebook. Discover hidden gems and popular spots in a new light.
- Save & Share: Capture memories, save interesting facts, and share your adventures with friends and family.…
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Fixed a couple of minor bugs - thanks for letting us know!
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