JeuSolitaire
Luigi Fonti
Remove all balls but one.
The app is the iPad version of Solitaire. The aim of this game is to remove all the balls, but one, from the game board by jumping one ball over another into an empty adjacent space.
A colorful combinatorial board game.
The app is a single-player board game where the objective is to leave only one piece on the board. It offers games of various sizes and difficulties, including a miniature version for children.
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Luigi Fonti
Remove all balls but one.
The app is the iPad version of Solitaire. The aim of this game is to remove all the balls, but one, from the game board by jumping one ball over another into an empty adjacent space.
Visual Data ApS
Five stones in a row wins.
The app offers a board game extension of classic tic tac toe. Users place stones on a 15x15 board to get five in a row to win.
Eun Junseok
Mines, clear board, record score
Clear a grid by uncovering empty squares and avoiding mines. Mark suspected mines to prevent detonation. Track score and compete via Game Center. Adjust board size and use pinch gestures for zoom. View different board types and difficulty levels.
ZHONGYUAN SHEN
Merge numbers to reach target goals.
The app presents a number merging game with three board sizes and two modes. Players merge numbers to reach target numbers like 512, 2048, or 8192.
Michael Dokken
Capture cards and score points.
The app is a card game for 2-4 players. Players capture cards to score points and can play against computers or other players locally or online.
ZiNKY OYUN YAZILIM ANONiM SiRKETi
Guide dummies into vacuums and clear boards
Guide dummies onto conveyors and into correct vacuums to clear levels. Trigger chain reactions and pop groups to collapse the grid. Plan moves strategically to complete each board.
Jose Varela
Remove paired tiles from the board.
The app presents 300 unique boards with modern themes and ten tile sets. Users remove paired free tiles from the board, with score based on time elapsed.
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