Play as a military general in World War 1, leading troops in real-time strategy battles. Choose pixel units and deploy them strategically. Complete 10 free campaigns with 25 levels each.
The app allows users to discover countries, capitals, rivers, and deserts through playful learning on beautifully designed maps. Users can test their knowledge in challenges and unlock new maps and difficulty levels.
The app is a game where players throw toys into a fireplace and watch them burn. It includes a holiday DLC with a new story, character, catalog, and toys.
Survive in a post-apocalyptic world by scavenging resources, building shelters, and defending against zombie threats. Manage hunger and warmth through crafting and inventory systems.
Play solo or with a friend locally or online. Control a nuclear-powered that fires torpedoes. Navigate minefields and terrain to defeat opponents. Unlock additional weapons and features via in- purchases shared with up to 5 users.
Play a real-time strategy game featuring and base building. Fortify defenses and deploy turrets for defense. Lead armies to conquer enemies. Execute fast attacks and plan strategic movements. Compete in global war zones and climb leaderboards.
The app allows players to progress through five distinct ages, from the stone age to the nuclear age. Players must strategically balance attack and defense to destroy the enemy base and earn experience points to advance.
Simulate thermonuclear war with psychological warfare.
The app simulates thermonuclear war with psychological warfare and a tense atmosphere. Players deploy buildings and units, make alliances, and decide responses to nuclear threats.
Destroy buildings, vehicles, and terrain using realistic physics and destructible environments. Trigger explosions that deform the ground and cause chain reactions. Customize visual effects for enhanced realism and immersive gameplay.
Reference allows users to select between mass spectrometry, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy, or nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy tables. Clicking on elements shows method-specific information about stable isotopes.