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Luis Gualandi
Letters to build words
Play a crosswords-style game by stacking letter tiles on a grid. Form valid words horizontally or vertically, with each tile added to an existing . Score points based on the height of the . Create new words in all directions with each move.
Kazunari Hiyoshi
Play cards and match differences of 1
Play games against a CPU or another player. Move cards to the center pile when their numbers differ by 1 or follow a king followed by 1. Win by playing all your cards before your opponent.
Andre Castany
Play with small horses and reach
Play a turn-based with 2 to 4 players. Move small horses across the to reach the stable first. Choose from multiple languages. Save progress and adjust difficulty.
Guy Simard
Find the word in the picture
Find hidden in images that represent emotions, verbs, adjectives, or nouns. Tap to zoom in and identify clues. Play in English, French, German, Russian, Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese. Includes over 200 . Suitable for all ages.
Tekhnelogos
Play , save games, load later
Play on an iPad as a shared game board. Save and load game progress from the 's folder. Use iPad features for enhanced gameplay. Supports multiple game rules and visual themes in the pro version.
TMSOFT
Play checkers and
Is a two-player game where players take turns dropping checkers into slots to form a line of . Play against a friend or the computer with adjustable difficulty. Win three rounds to win the game, with configurable round settings.
Michael Starling
Play with 4 players
Play Japanese with 4-player matches against CPU opponents or online. Supports 3-player Sanma mode. Follows EMA rules with traditional and simplified tile sets. Features colorful characters and detailed tile designs.
Remi Cassan
Practice in real scenarios
Practice skills through realistic scenarios and AI conversations. Choose or create scenarios for targeted practice. Engage in guided conversations with adaptive AI. Review vocabulary and improve fluency through repeated use.
SpriteBox LLC
Learn to through puzzle challenges
Teaches basic programming concepts through puzzle gameplay. Players guide a robot to light up tiles by using commands and logical sequences. Includes levels designed for K-12 learners to develop problem-solving and procedural thinking skills.
Absolutist Ltd
Play, swap, and learn
Learn languages through word-forming puzzles with crossword and swap-and-match gameplay. Play online to compete and memorize . Track progress and aim for high scores in global leaderboards.
Maribou Inc.
Solve with photo and text clues
Solve using photo and text clues. Tap images to zoom in for details. Choose from multiple languages including English, French, German, Russian, Italian, and Spanish. Play solo or with family members.
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