Color Puzzle 3d: iTunes download

Xnumbers: iTunes download

Name: Bor, mámor …Bénye
Category: Entertainment
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In the Festival page, the short description, guidebook, summary of the festival can be found, along with contact & accessible informations. The content is available in both Hungarian and English languages, the used language can be changed with the button in the upper right corner.

In the Map page, the schematic map of the festival’s area can be found. The interesting locations marked with red arrows on the map, upon tapping an arrow, the list of the programs at the selected location can be viewed. The map itself can be zooming in, zooming out as usual. The navigation available through the upper title bar as well, with scrolling to left or right – in this case, the map follows the selected location. With the tapping of the title bar, the list of the programs at the selected location can be switched on or off. By selecting a program, its detailed description can be viewed.
Filter: With the filter button at the right side, the visible locations/programs can be filtered by type/category, like winemakers, accommodations, handcrafts, gastronomy or musical events – a combination of winemakers and musical events, for example, can be easily arranged.

In the Programs page, the list of programs, events, locations can be found, dissociated by category. Similar to the map, the filter can be used to set the type/category of the visible items in the list.
There are lot of informations about the “Wine, Shine, Bénye 2009″ festival in the app: articles (only in Hungarian), pictures & video.

Name: ColorPuzzle 3D
Category: Puzzle game
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About the game:
ColorPuzzle3D is a 3-dimensional color puzzle style game. On the screen, there’s a cube or a cube-like formation with several sheets per side, on each sheet, there are four different – or similar – colors. To complete the game, you have to “move” all the sheets on the cube-like formation to match the colors side by side.

You can replace/exchange two sheets with a drag-and-drop style move – any sheet can be moved/replaced, expect the fixed ones – we will discuss these later. Any sheet can be rotated as well, by touching it twice.

Instead of drag and drop, you can simply touch the selected sheet, it will ascends from the plane, and then touch sheet you want to exchange/replace.

You can fix – or lock – any sheets you want. Locking means that the sheet can’t be moved by accident anymore. To lock a sheet, simply touch it and hold for more than 30 seconds. You can unlock a previously locked sheet with the same method.

Note that if you are using the help feature, some sheets can’t be unlocked – these are locked, because they are already at the right place. Use this forever locked sheets as a starting point during completing the puzzle.

Also note that the larger the formation, the harder the puzzle is – successfully matching all colors in a 3X3 size cube can be a real challenge with a looong gameplay, even with some fixed parts.

The ColorPuzzle3D using the Agon online score library. Upon you completed the game, your score can be uploaded to the server.

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Name: ColorSorter
Category: Educational, Puzzle

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About the game:

ColorSorter is an application/game with a purpose of to check your ability of recognizing colors – like a color puzzle. The goal of the game is to “sort” a selected color or an entire color scale. The right order of the unique colors is specified with small differences in the color’s RGB values – the more difficult the game is, the less the difference between two colors is, so it’s much harder to recognize the two different colors.

In the simple-color sort mode – called “Sort one color” in the main menu – there’s only one color need to be sorted, the lowest and highest colors are already in it’s places. The task is to pull the colors from the upper part of screen to the lower part, at the right place.

Hint: you may want to complete one selected color in row, all the six levels, it might be easier. The one-color mode should be completed first before you try the much harder full-color-scale sort mode (called “Sort color scale” in the main menu).

After you completed the “puzzle”, there’s a button labeled “Check” at the lower right corner of the screen. According to the right order of the colors, you either completed the level or not. In this case, you may want to examine the “Wrongs” button, which helps you in a way by showing the colors in the wrong places. The colors, once they are in their final place, can be easily exchanged – you do not have to pull them again from the starting place.

Note that every time you push the “Wrongs” button, 10 seconds will be added to your time – this may slightly decrease your final score, which is calculated using the difficulty level and the time consumed by the sorting itself. In case if you playing on the whole-color-scale levels, this time is 15 seconds instead of 10. The less time you need to complete the puzzle, the more your score will be. For those who love math, the equation used to calculate the score is the following:

(Level*((1/Time)*100))*100

ColorSorter also contains an implementation of the well-known Ishihara color-sight test – you may already encountered with it on several medical sight-checking tests. There’s 12 different figures contains colored “dots”, each of them contains a number which you should recognize and type the number into the text field area above. Each well-guessed number worth 1000 point – just in case if you are curious about your final score. According to this, the maximum score in this test is 12000 – this means that all numbers were correct.

Name: Xnumbers
Category: Table game

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About the game:

XNumbers is a kind of turn-based table/math game – you may need some computing skills to win against the computer or your selected foe.

Upon startup, a table can be seen with buttons, each button has a value associated with it, in a range based on the type of the table. The “type” of table can be “balanced” or “unbalanced”.
“Balanced” table means that the values in the table cells occur in a range of (n*n)/2, where “n” is the size of the table. For example, if “n” is 6, the numbers occurs in a range of -18..+18 – with the exclusion of the zero. The total amount of these random-generated numbers equals zero.

“Unbalanced” table means that the values in the table cells occur in a range of -30..+30 and the proportion of the negative numbers is 1/4 – there will be three times as many positive numbers than negatives, both of these serials are also random-generated. The number 0 also may occur.

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The game is divided into rounds. In each round, the actual player can make one and only one move or step. To make a move, simply tap the desired button. The first player has to choose his/her move from the selected horizontal row (at the first move, this is the very first row of the table), the second one has to choose from the selected vertical row. Note that the actual player’s move will determinate the next player’s available row or column.

The goal of the game is simple – you have to gain more points to win against the opponent. Gaining points is simple, all you have to do is select the desired button with the requested value. Upon selection/tapping, the value of the selected/tapped button will be added to the total points of the actual player. Note that selecting negative numbers will decrease the totals.

Remember, a value that seems to be the most promising in a row or column is not always the best move you can make – examine the table and its values before you choose.

The game ends when all the buttons/values are selected from the actual row or column – when no more moves can be taken. The player who has the most points at the end is the winner. You can play against the computer or one of your buddies. The size of table is adjustable through the Settings screen (from 4×4 to 10×10) along with the skill of the computer opponent (from easy to nightmare).

Have a good play!

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