Put your pattern recognition skills to the test with Tri. We also have an app that acts as both a task manager and note taker, and a retro-inspired distance game.
You're able to import any photo from your library or snap a new one from within the app. You can then choose from 60 different light leak effects. Your final creations can be shared via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or email.
You’re able to view your tasks in two different ways: by date and by group. Swipe left and right to switch between the two. When you want to add a task to a date or group, simply swipe down on it. You’ll be able to title your task, and then add a handwritten note or drawing. There are six original colors and three different line thicknesses to choose from. Tasks can be checked off with a tap. The app also includes the ability to reorder your tasks, undo and redo, and Evernote integration.
A Tri is a set of three symbols. Each symbol has four different properties: shape, color, fill, and number. The object of the game is to match sets of three symbols according to their properties. For example, the number of the three symbols in a Tri must either be all of the same or all different, or they must all be of the same shape or all different. Just tap on symbols to select and match them up. The game includes single and multiplayer modes, and a total of 45 levels.
At the beginning of the game you’re presented with a chalkboard grid that includes a handful of numbers. It’s your job to select at least two numbers and combine them to equal another number on the board. The two or more numbers selected can either by added or multiplied to equal another. All of the numbers in your equation must be adjacent to each other to be valid. If you run out of numbers, swipe up, down, left, or right to add new ones. Once the board fills up, it’s game over. The game includes three difficulty settings, three power-ups to utilize, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.
All six games feature colorful characters, interactive elements to discover, and catchy sound effects to keep your child engaged. At the end of each game they’ll earn stickers that can be slapped on their personal wall. The app was designed for children ages two through five, and is completely free of ads, in-app purchases, and external links.
Tilt to steer your pixelated racer and tap to jump over obstacles. That's all there is to it. You have a total of three lives to burn through, so try to avoid hitting things and please, please stay on the road. Collect the money bags to earn even more points. If you're lucky enough to find a POW strip, you'll definitely want to drive through it. The game also includes achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.
The app will keep your child engaged by allowing them to participate in a cricket concert, construct ant tunnels, connect numbers on a spider web, and build words with bees. There aren't any ads, in-app purchases, or external links to worry about either, so your child can enjoy all of the activities on their own.
