📈Last 7 days+467 installs — 413% faster than the week before (+91) · 26/day since Oct 6
🏆Among Board gamestop 11% by installs gained this week (10150 peers growing)
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 12 days ago · every ~7 days (5 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+1,033 installs
since Oct 6
Update history
1.0.5Nov 3, 2026
• New game: Letter Ring — swipe the wheel's letters into words.<br>• New game: Join the Pairs — link matching dots and fill every square.<br>• New game: Shape Swap — swap shapes into lines of three, taking turns.<br>• Series: players take turns going first (or keep the same order).<br>• Cleaner Hebrew and Arabic word lists in every word game.<br>• When a player leaves, their seat keeps their n
1.0.4Oct 24, 2026 · seen Oct 26, 2026
• Play reminders: now and then, never at night, on or off in Settings.<br>• Other players now see the name you chose, not your device name.<br>• Best-of-3 series: the computer can win too.<br>• Solitaire games end with your result when no moves are left.<br>• Crate Push says when a level can't be solved.<br>• Races are fair: you see your rival's progress, not their board.<br>• Rejoining a
1.0.3Oct 19, 2026
• Favorites: tap the ★ on any game — or in its menu while you play — and find it under "★ Favorites" at the top of the game list.<br>• Recently played: the menu lists the last 3 games you played.<br>• Fixed the + and − buttons in Hebrew and Arabic.<br>• About: a link to our website.<br>• Fruit Rush: the jar stays on screen and fruit drops where you aim, with the menu tab on the right.
1.0.2Oct 15, 2026
1.0Oct 6, 2026
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Jambolaya is a board game by Eli Aloni with 1,000+ downloads (about 1K estimated). +467 installs in the last 7 days. Released Oct 5, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “Jambolaya is one app with more than 140 games: board games, card games, puzzles, brain games, word games and quick arcade games. Play alone, against the computer, or with family and friends in the same room, each on their own phone or tablet.
Screens often keep us apart, even at home. Jambolaya uses them to bring…”