Physics Clock
Physics Simulation Time Piece
Archived App
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About
Experience a unique time-telling application that uses physics simulations to display the current time. Customize its appearance and physics to create a visually engaging and entertaining experience that reacts to real-world gravity.
What's New in Physics Clock
1.0.31
December 24, 2023
Now available on iPhone!
FAQ
What is Physics Clock?
Physics Clock is an entertainment app that uses physics simulations to display the current time. It offers customization options for appearance and physics characteristics, and reacts to real-world gravity.
Is Physics Clock free to download?
Yes, Physics Clock is available for free on the App Store. It does not require any payment to download or use its core features.
What devices does Physics Clock support?
Physics Clock is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It is designed to run on Apple's iOS ecosystem.
How often is Physics Clock updated?
Physics Clock was last updated on December 24, 2023, with version 1.0.31. The developer, Alex Harding, released the initial version on December 20, 2023.
What is the age rating for Physics Clock?
Physics Clock has an age rating of 4+, meaning it is suitable for children aged four and above. The content is generally considered safe and appropriate for a young audience.
Can I customize the look of Physics Clock?
Yes, you can customize the appearance, style, and physics characteristics of Physics Clock through its intuitive user interface. This allows for a personalized and engaging visual experience.
Does Physics Clock have ads?
No, Physics Clock does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it provides an ad-free experience for users.
What makes Physics Clock fun?
Physics Clock is designed to be fun through its unique physics simulation that tells time, its responsiveness to real-world gravity, and its 'madness settings' that add an element of unpredictable entertainment.
