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From the App Store SourcePepakura Set turns a 3D sculpture into a puzzle you take apart and put back together. Tap the sculpture and it shatters — not into flat jigsaw tiles, but into solid volumetric chunks, each with raw cut faces where it broke away from its neighbors. Every cut face carries a code: a color and a pattern. Somewhere in the debris is exactly one face that matches it. Find the pair, and the two pieces fuse back together. Keep matching until the sculpture is whole again. THE CATCH Color alone won't identify a face. Neither will pattern. Two pieces can share a color, or share a pattern — only the combination is unique. You have to read both at once, hold them in your head, and rotate pieces in 3D to see what you're actually working with. WHAT'S INSIDE • Five sculptures — Gem, Crystal, Ring, Chick and Fox --- more coming soon! • Four difficulties, from 6 pieces up to 24 • Every shatter is generated fresh, so the same sculpture never breaks apart the same way twice • Best time and fewest moves saved per sculpture, per difficulty • Three color themes — Standard, Neon and Pastel — and two backdrops • Sound and haptics, both switchable NO HINT BUTTON There isn't one, on purpose. Every puzzle is solvable by looking carefully at what's in front of you. The clock counts up rather than down, and mistakes are tallied but never punished — take as long as you like. QUIET BY DESIGN No ads. No account to create. No tracking, and no network access at all — Pepakura works entirely offline, on a plane, anywhere. Built for iPhone and iPad.
The developer is George Mike, and the app identifier is com.georgemike.pepakura.
It was first released on 2026-09-10, according to our own database record.
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