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Dragon Free Games LLC
Play sequences and recall them
Play sequences of colors and sounds, then replicate them by tapping. Track progress with high scores and compare with others. Improve visual and auditory memory through repeated gameplay.
Viacheslav Fonderkin
Drag animals into shadows to learn shapes
Help children recognize shapes by matching animals to their silhouettes. Drag and place animals in correct shadows. Learn animal sounds and names. Explore 8 level sets with over 90 animals. Play puzzles with varying difficulty.
Intelectiva Soluciones Innovadoras Sociedad Limitada
Barnstorm Games Limited
Train your with custom exercises
Tailor programs with customizable exercises. Test memory, logic, problem-solving, math, and verbal skills. Track progress over time. Set daily goals. Share results with friends. Sync across devices.
HDReye Technologies Inc.
Shoot 360° HDRi panoramas
Capture 360° HDRi images using multi-exposure panoramas. Adjust dynamic range settings. Stitch and export 32-bit EXR format files. Generate realistic 3D lighting and lightmaps for animation and compositing.
sam hennessy
Practice math facts with timed quizzes
Help children learn multiplication from 1x1 to 12x12. Practice in two modes: untimed and timed with 20 questions in 2 minutes. Includes visual aids to support understanding.
MigoApps, LLC
Test , learn facts, challenge others
Test your knowledge of chemical by guessing their names or atomic numbers. Learn element symbols, categories, and properties. Track progress and challenge yourself with increasing difficulty levels.
Andrew Tang
Play to improve memory
Helps improve working memory through a cognitive game. Track game history with details on correct answers and missed responses. Set difficulty levels and monitor progress over time. Adjust game settings for customization.
Kakadoo
Play, learn, and grow
Teaches simple shapes through matching . Includes interactive toddler-friendly activities. Encourages early with educational content. Suitable for children aged 1 to 5 years. Allows parents to monitor progress and set playtime limits.
Sarah Pierce
Solve puzzles, learn logic, improve skills
School offers 4x4 and 6x6 puzzles to build spatial reasoning. In-game help explains rules with drawings and text. Tiles display numbers and colors for visual guidance. Users can track progress through ten puzzle levels.
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