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Bugra Sirin
Test your knowledge of US
Test knowledge of US with two modes. In 50 Challenge, name all within 10 minutes. In State Identification, guess highlighted on a map. Track progress and review answers after each round.
Darius Immanuel Guerrero
Floors and track your rank
Play a retro-style climbing game with 1-button controls. Avoid traps and scale ropes to progress through floors. Compete on global leaderboards. Features LCD-style graphics and 1-bit minimalistic visuals.
Semidome Inc.
Run through checkpoints and set records
Run through checkpoints using augmented reality. Compete against players globally in four modes including Normal and 30 Sec Rush. Track progress and set personal times. Play indoors or outdoors with ARKit integration.
Gimzat Inc.
Navigate mazes in reverse motion
Navigate a that moves upside down and in all directions. Avoid traps and switches while moving quickly. Track your score and compete with friends. Adjust difficulty levels and replay for improved performance.
Awon Haider Naqvi
Match tiles, clear puzzles, win games
Play a matching by pairing same-shaped tiles to clear puzzles. Use boosters to solve difficult levels. Track progress through challenging and varied designs.
Exceed7 Experiments LP
Play with friends, grab your device, compete
Play a 2-player game with friends using one device. Compete in missions designed for two players on the same screen. Control characters with touch inputs. Features adorable and head-to-head gameplay. Track progress and unlock new content.
Daniel Snider
Learn and play math games.
The app presents a drag and drop math game with interactive characters. It is designed for children aged six and up to learn and play with math challenges.
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