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Michael Eichler
Play , customize, challenge
Play by tapping left and right buttons to hit the ball. Hold buttons to add spin. Compete against friends locally or the computer. Customize characters and create tournaments with up to 8 players. Adjust game settings and save custom playlists.
Kensuke Horikoshi
Solve puzzles to escape the room
Solve puzzles to escape a room. Tap items to interact. Swipe left or right to navigate. Use hints from the menu. Auto-save progress. Light up objects to activate them.
eFlashApps, LLC
French vocabulary for young learners.
The app presents over 450 images with text and voiceovers for learning French vocabulary. It includes real sounds and covers categories like food, animals, and the alphabet, suitable for ages 1 to 4.
Adam Xiao
Sharpen short term memory now.
The app tests and sharpens short-term memory by having users repeat sequences of lighting bubbles. It offers a way to practice and improve memory recall, with Game Center leaderboards available.
Kosei Suzuki
Record videos with color rotation
Record videos by pressing shoot and record buttons. Display recording time in lower right. Apply real-time color and rotation effects. Create surreal visuals by transforming ordinary scenes into different worlds. Add and other creative effects.
Tatsuhiko Koyama
Tap buttons, race against time, compete
Tap buttons continuously or alternately within a 10-second time limit. Compete on a leaderboard and unlock achievements. Adjust difficulty settings and track progress. Exercise caution to avoid physical strain and device damage.
Giuseppe Cigala
Realistic 80s cassette player simulation.
The app simulates a vintage 80's cassette player with realistic tape rotation. It offers controls for playback, track selection, and audio VU meters.
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