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RugWave

AItec entertainment
⬇ 1+ downloads
Est. actual: 3
Style: Simulation
Free
Released: Sep 27, 2026
No in-app purchases
Contains ads

Signals

3 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +3 installs · 0/day since Oct 5
  • 🏆Among Simulation games bottom 20% by installs gained this week (8086 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 4 days ago · every ~8 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 2 3 3 Sep 27, 2026 today
+3 installs since Oct 5
Update history
1.0.3 Oct 13, 2026 · seen Oct 17, 2026
What&#39;s new<br>• Meet the rug owners! They react as you clean, from tears to a big smile.<br>• New stains: coffee, ketchup, red wine and muddy paw prints. Ketchup and wine even turn the water red!<br>• Stuck? The owner now gives you handy tips.<br>• A bigger, flashier celebration when a rug is spotless.<br>• A fresh game-style look for the meters, buttons and toolbox.<br>• Fixed: Clean could sh
1.0.2 Oct 9, 2026 · seen Oct 15, 2026
- Leftover dirt is now much easier to see, especially near the edges<br>- Fixed rugs getting stuck at 99% clean<br>- The vacuum now picks up the last faint traces of dirt
1.0.1 Sep 28, 2026 · seen Oct 6, 2026
Fixed a few bugs and smoothed out some rough edges.
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RugWave is a simulation game by AItec entertainment with 1+ downloads (about 3 estimated). +3 installs in the last 7 days. Released Sep 27, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “A rug so filthy you can't see the pattern. Your job is simple: get it clean. Soak it. Soap it. Scrub the dirt up and over the edge. Then vacuum the water back out. WATER FIRST A dry rug barely gives up any dirt. Soak it before you do anything else. THEN SOAP Soap lifts far more than water alone. It also runs out —…”