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Version 2.0.26 · 2026-06-24
Improved gameplay experience
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The store currently lists version 2.0.26, updated 2026-06-24.








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Nature inspired tile matching puzzle game , where your goal is to Match 2 and eliminate all the tiles.
This relaxing puzzle game adds a twist to classic pair matching games and Mahjong Solitaire Classic games.
Puzzles start with low difficulty and become challenging fast!
How do you play?
The game begins with a board filled with different tiles with images drawn on them.
At the bottom of the screen, there is a board to hold the tiles you select. There is space enough for 6 tiles to fit in at a time.
When you tap on a tile in the puzzle, it will move to an empty space in the board at the bottom. When there are 2 tiles of the same image in that area, these tiles disappear, leaving room for more tiles.
Because there is only space to accommodate 6 tiles at a time, you must be careful as to not tap on tiles at random.…
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