FREE JAB GAMES FOR iPHONE & iPADS

Despite my ongoing fun with famous people some of my games still seem to be available in the app store. These are free with no ads or in-app purchases. Any kids with iphones or ipads are welcome to try them so please send on the links if you think they will be interested.

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BIRD UP!... 

is one and can be downloaded here:
https://itunes.apple.com/app/bird-up!/id557588588?mt=8

It has a few extra game modes, lots more noises and things to see and runs on any iphone or ipad.
It uses the same flapping technique as the desktop version.
Please feel free to pass the link around to the students. It is totally free with no hidden extras.

  


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SUMO - TOUCH VERSION:

https://itunes.apple.com/app/omnimotion-sumo-lite/id421134847?mt=8

A finger(s) touch version of the Sumo Game. This is the 'Lite' version but there is still plenty to do. It has a 5 star rating and a UN award under its sweaty belt.

(Safe for kiddies of all ages)






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SKYHUNT:

Probably one for the otaku. You can motion control a ship and fly around a city hunting for invaders. It can get quite fun chasing robotic spies and blowing them up around skyscrapers!
Again 5 star reviews and utterly free.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/skyhunt/id562228326?mt=8





ENJOY!

THE BIRDIE - KAIS VERSION

THE BIRDIE

Originally this piece was created for a friends 2 year old daughter. She was a Teletubbies junkie who sat in front of the screen for hours and hours. So I took a few hours and made the original version. She spent that day and many more jumping around, teaching the bird to fly. Then teaching her friends to teach the bird to fly.

It's a simple game but I think Jonah got to see the effect it can have on the mini-humans that inhabit the KAIS building.

There is a lot to see the further up you get.

ENERGY ROCKET #1

The Energy Rocket uses the same engine and graphics as the TaskMaster game.
However, this time a camera is live and will detect any motion it sees.
It will then convert this energy into rocket fuel!

The more crazy one or more kids move in front of the rocket, the more fuel it will get.
Students can try to beat the day's high score or just use it to blow off a little steam.

Calories (or at least a rough approximation of calories) are recorded.

There are many fun things and visuals to see the higher they go, so this can be an exploration game too.