Today’s Apps Gone Free: Abzorb, Math Duel and Colors Memory Match

Collect orbs, challenge friends and family to math duels, and match colors and shapes with today’s collection of apps and games.

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Universal:

Math Duel – Two Player Split Screen Mathematical Game for Kids and Adults Training – Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division! ($3.99 → Free, 15.8 MB): Challenge friends and family to a Math Duel with this educational game. Teachers in a classroom setting or a family game night.

The screen is split in half, with a player at each end of the iPad. You must try to solve each math problem presented to you before your opponent does to push the meter in your favor. Math Duel is highly customizable, allowing people of all ages to participate. You’re also now able to play alone in case you don’t have someone around to join you. Customization options include the ability to enable and disable types of problems, define the largest number and number of terms, and change colors.

Math Duel – Two Player Split Screen Mathematical Game for Kids and Adults Training – Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division! is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 226 ratings.

Abzorb ($0.99 → Free, 99.4 MB): Collect orbs as quickly as possible in Abzorb. Fans of action games.

Abzorb is as much about avoiding things as it is about collecting them. You’re put in control of an arrow with two separate perimeters. The innermost perimeter is your defense. Don’t allow any object to touch it. The outer perimeter acts as your absorbing mechanism. Anything within its confines will be absorbed. Get close to the blue orbs to collect them. Keep away from the red orbs to avoid losing points. Move quickly because your score is based on the time it takes to consume all of the blue orbs. The game includes 80 levels, customizable controls, and online leaderboards.

Abzorb is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 78 ratings.

Learn Colors App Shapes Preschool Games for Kids ($2.99 → Free, 47.6 MB): Your little one can learn to identify colors and shapes with this memory matching game. Parents and teachers.

We’re recommending Colors Memory Match today because it’s easy for your child to just pick up and play thanks to its relatable card system. Various amounts of cards will appear on the screen face down. Your child can tap on them to reveal what’s on the flip side. They must find all of the matching pairs of colors and shapes to complete each game. When tapped on, your child is able to hear the color or object pronounced.

Learn Colors App Shapes Preschool Games for Kids is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 41 ratings.

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