> Tic Tac Toe vs Bee Sudoku

Tic Tac Toe ⑤ (Five in a Row) is a strategic board game also known as Caro in Vietnam, Omok (오목) in Korea, gomokunarabe (五目並べ) in Japan and wuziqi (五子棋) in China. It is the extended version of Tic Tac Toe - you win with 5 pieces in a row instead of 3. The board is 15x15. The game is also sometimes called XO. Players alternate turns placing X or O on an empty intersection. X makes the first move. The first player to get an unbroken row of five stones wins the game. Caro X brings this great game to your iPhone. You can enjoy Caro in family game time, or you can also enjoy the game by playing with the AIs of varying difficulties. Beware that it is very challenging to beat the best AI in this game! You will also gain experience points by winning against the AIs (+1 for Easy, +3 for Medium, +5 for Hard, and +7 for Expert). Features: ◆ Undo ◆ Save/load unfinished game ◆ AIs with 4 levels of difficulties ◆ Timer based game ◆ Zoom in and zoom out. The variation of Five in a Row supported in this game is free-style. A player just needs to make a row of five or more stones to win.

Bee Sudoku is a cosy puzzle game for children and grown-ups alike. No adverts, no in-app purchases and no sign-up — you pay once and the game is yours, working completely offline. Solve a grid, pollinate a flower for every correct square, and turn your flowers into pots of honey. Every picture in the game — the bees, the flowers, the ladybird, the honey pots — was crocheted by hand and photographed, so the whole app feels like a cosy craft project rather than a spreadsheet of numbers. THREE KINDS OF PUZZLE • Classic sudoku — the familiar 9x9 grid, in numbers, letters or colours, across five difficulty levels from super easy to extra hard. • Binary puzzles — a wonderful logic puzzle that most sudoku apps simply don't carry. Fill the grid with two symbols so that no three the same ever sit in a row, and every row and column holds equally many of each. Grids run from a quick 6x6 up to a properly demanding 14x14, shown as 0s and 1s, letters, circles and crosses, or the crocheted pictures. • For Kids — gentle 4x4 and 6x6 grids using pictures, letters or symbols instead of numbers, set on a honeycomb board with bees and flowers drifting around the edges. No reading required, which makes it a real first puzzle for a child who isn't confident with numbers yet. MADE FOR PLAYING TOGETHER Notes let you pencil in candidates before committing. Help fills one correct square when someone gets stuck, so a child can keep going without an adult taking over. Show solution reveals the answer and marks exactly which squares went wrong — then Clear mistakes hands the puzzle straight back to you. Collect flowers for every square you get right on the first try, ten flowers make a pot of honey, and the app quietly remembers your best score and time for each puzzle type. BUILT TO BE KIND • No adverts, ever. No pop-ups, no countdowns, no "watch a video to continue". • No in-app purchases. You buy the app once and that is genuinely all of it. • No account, no sign-up, no email address. • Works completely offline — on a plane, in the car, anywhere. • Nothing is collected about you. The app has no analytics and never connects to the internet at all. Your scores stay on your device. SEVEN LANGUAGES English, Deutsch, Cestina, Polski, Magyar, Francais and Espanol — including the illustrated how-to-play guide, which explains each variant step by step with pictures rather than walls of text. Dark mode, adjustable text size, and a choice of grid backgrounds are all in Settings. Universal: one purchase covers iPhone and iPad.