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Milad Atef · Games · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Pick a number, tap a square, and a whole connected region floods with color. Keep filling and a bright pixel picture appears, one square at a time. HOW IT PLAYS - Tap a numbered color swatch, then tap the squares that carry that number - One tap floods an entire connected region, so a picture comes together fast - The progress bar climbs while the image takes shape - Tap the wrong region and you get a soft shake, never a penalty - Every picture stays replayable, so you can start it over from scratch NO TIMER, NOTHING TO LOSE - No timer, no lives, no score to chase - Nothing counts down and nothing runs out - Stop halfway through a picture and pick it up later - Quiet enough for a queue, a waiting room or the couch WHAT IS INSIDE - 25 pixel pictures across 7 themed packs - Animals, Vehicles, Food, Dinosaurs, Ocean, Fairy Tale and Holidays - 10 color themes that restyle the whole app - Chunky squares and big swatches that stay easy to hit on a phone QUIET BY DESIGN - No ads of any kind. No banners, no pop ups, no video - No third party tracking and no data collected - No account, no sign up, no email - Plays fully offline, on a plane or underground ONE PURCHASE, NO SUBSCRIPTION Start with 13 pictures across 3 packs, Animals, Vehicles and Food, all fully replayable. A single Unlock Everything purchase opens the remaining 4 packs forever. There is no subscription and no second purchase. Every locked pack also includes one round that is permanently free and replayable, so a pack can be tried before it is unlocked. Available in 33 languages. Terms of Use: https://miladapps.pro/terms Privacy Policy: https://miladapps.pro/privacy Questions or feedback: https://miladapps.pro/contact

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