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A pixel art puzzle: send color shooters around the picture and pop every tile!
Mosaic Shot is a pixel art puzzle where you don't paint the picture, you clear it, tile by tile, with color shooters. Every level is a small pixel picture and a brain teaser at the same time. Tap a shooter and send it onto the belt! As it rides around the pixel art picture, it pops every outer tile of its own color. Shooters with ammo left wait in the slots, so plan ahead and don't let them fill up. • 400 levels, each one verified by a solver to be beatable without boosters • New twists along the way: mystery shooters, linked shooters, numbered tiles, keys, walls, ice, mystery tiles and frozen shooters • Slots full? Get +1 slot and keep going instead of losing the level • Four boosters: Extra Slot, Grab, Shuffle and Color Bomb • Speed button for 1× or 2× play • Hard and super hard levels pay bigger rewards • Every finished picture goes into your album • Daily reward and a level chest • Color symbols for color-blind players: every color has its own symbol • Quit mid-level and pick up right where you left off A relaxing color puzzle that's so satisfying to clear. How many pictures can you collect? Love pixel art and the calm of color by number, but want a real puzzle? Mosaic Shot is a relaxing color shooter game with short levels for any break. Mosaic Shot is free to play. Optional in-app purchases are available, including one that removes ads. Ads only appear between levels, never in the middle of one, and reward videos are always your choice. The game also plays offline.
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Downloads
Low confidence12
From install count ÷ months since release
In-app revenue
Low confidence$8
From downloads × revenue per download
Ads
$3
$1 – $5
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Total
$11
In-app + ads
Google Play only. Downloads from daily Top free ranks (or the store's install count); in-app revenue from Top grossing ranks, calibrated on AppTweak's US estimates, or else from downloads; ads from public ad benchmarks. Not reported figures.