Best Four Seconds alternatives: games like Four Seconds

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Sortalis by Michael Schmoyer

Farkle Deck-Building Roguelike

Strong Contender

5.0(7 ratings)

FreeIn-App Purchases

A dice-building roguelike where you roll, score, and strategically upgrade your dice. Push your luck to earn winnings, then spend them on Charms and abilities to create powerful builds and overcome unique challenges.

Echo Chain: Multiplayer by Unmbox Studios

Fun Accessible Memory game

Worth Considering

5.0(2 ratings)

$3.99In-App Purchases

This is an accessible audio game that challenges your memory by having you listen to and repeat sequences. It offers multiple game modes, including multiplayer and single-player challenges, and allows for custom sound packs. The experience is premium, ad-free, and designed for both visually impaired and sighted players.

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Experience a unique blend of air hockey and ping pong using only sound. Listen to the puck's location and speed through stereo audio, then drag your paddle to hit it back. Enjoy customizable game modes and sound effects for an immersive audio-first gaming experience.

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