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Anthony Ezema
Play dice, move pieces, win rounds
Play a classic dice and race game with four pieces per house. Choose from three boards. Compete in online multiplayer with friends or family worldwide. Use Bluetooth for local multiplayer. Adjust difficulty levels: easy, normal, hard, or advanced.
Voodoo
Conquer tiles, clone units, jump move
Is a turn-based strategy game played on hexagonal boards. Players conquer tiles by cloning or jumping pieces. Cloning adds tiles, while jumping allows movement to distant spaces. Converting opponent tiles increases control.
IEC GLOBAL PTY LTD
Fill blanks with pieces
Play by tapping to select blocks and moving them to fill blanks. Complete levels with one finger control. Features unlimited unique levels and simple gameplay mechanics.
Vadym Khokhlov
Move pieces diagonally to win
Play a turn-based strategy game where players move pieces diagonally to capture opponent's starting positions. Compete against AI at three difficulty levels, local multiplayer, or online matches.
Harold CHATENET
Play against AI or real players
Play with intuitive controls and smooth gameplay. Challenge AI with four difficulty levels, compete online via Center, or play offline. Track progress with Elo-based ratings. Features include suicide mode and elegant visuals.
春 李
Play stones, connect in a row
Play Gomoku, a strategy board game using a 15×15 grid. Take turns placing stones to form in a row. Compete against AI or another player locally or via iMessage.
Shun Wan Tang
Play, move, and win with Halma
Play a fast-paced strategy game where players move pieces across a board to reach the opposite star corner before opponents. Pieces can jump over empty spaces, allowing for dynamic movement.
VM Mobile Team
Play, flip, and win with disks
Play on an 8x8 board against another player. Take turns placing disks to flip opponent's pieces between your disks. Win by having more disks of your color on the board when no moves remain. Track game progress and replay matches.
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