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Tri Dinh
Race through and avoid police
Play a game with avoidance and police pursuit. Navigate roads with a passenger. Upgrade cars for better performance. Compete with friends to achieve high scores. Track progress and replay races.
ESS International Corporation
Test math speed and reaction time.
The app offers seven games with four difficulty levels each, totaling 28 distinct high-score boards. It tracks user initials, game details, and missed problems to highlight areas for improvement.
Magne Roald
Keep scores for card games easily.
The app provides an intuitive interface for keeping scores in card games like Oh Hell!, German Bridge, and Romanian Whist. It supports flexible settings for various game rules and allows scorecards to be displayed on Apple TV.
Russell Matthews
Track scores, manage games, customize rules
Track scores for board games, card tournaments, or sports teams. Customize player names, colors, and patterns. Set custom score increments. Add notes and view real-time standings. Export results and share scores.
Plexum, LLC
Compete, score, and share results
Host games by setting questions, managing timers, and tracking scores. Display visual cues for answers. Allow multiple players to compete simultaneously. Customize themes and sounds. Export results and share game logs.
Benjamin Satterwhite
Control a bear in a train station.
The app allows users to control a 3D bear in a train station environment. The bear interacts with various objects and characters, and a train appears every 30 seconds.
媛 阮
And move the dot
Move a white dot along a black track by dragging or touching. Avoid going off the track to score points. Compete on Game Center leaderboards. Share scores on Twitter. Play with increasing difficulty as scores rise.
Jinwoo Cho
Retro platformer with pixel graphics.
The app is a retro-style platformer featuring pixel graphics and sounds. Players collect fruits within a time limit across 25 levels of increasing difficulty, with a leaderboard for high scores.
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