Build tracks, choose trains, play games
Allows users to select and customize layouts using straights, curves, and cross-over tiles. Players can start and stop the , adjust tracks, and capture layout snapshots to save in a gallery. Switch access options support single and two switch users.
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Simon Evans
Explore abstract animation and sound.
The app encourages touch exploration through 30 scenes with abstract animation and sound. It offers customisation options and automatic play for switch control, making it suitable for various users.
Learny Land S.L.
Levels and learn programming concepts
Learn programming basics through gameplay. Complete levels by sequencing actions, using loops, and applying conditionals. Avoid enemies, collect coins, and open chests to progress. Develop logical thinking through interactive challenges.
IntegraTools GmbH
Learn to use one or two switches.
The app teaches users how to operate one or two switches. It is designed for children with physical impairments or learning disabilities, offering exercises to practice switch use.
zeec GmbH
Play and learn sounds
Educational game for toddlers features illustrated animals and matching sounds. Children learn names and associated sounds. Includes memory training and fine-motor skill development through interactive play.
Andreas Huls
Set switches and sort wagons
Solve railroad puzzles by arranging train wagons in the correct order. Set switches and direct to their destinations. Complete 45 unique track layouts. Adjust engine paths to find the shortest route. Track progress through various levels.
Simon Evans
Touch skills app for complex needs.
The app provides twenty-four scenes with continuous sounds that change pitch or intensity based on finger movement. It features colorful abstract animations and customizable color palettes, including high contrast options.
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