Dots and Patterns vs CCF Challenge

Dots and Patterns is a creative game with simple and clean design and interface. Each level has a different sequence to be recognized. Some dots change only for color, some other dots has a different texture. You have to be fast and concentrated to click on the correct pattern. Collect more stars to get access to the 2nd Chapter and Bonus levels. Challenge your friends by sharing your results and enter into the worldwide ranking. Dots and Patterns features : - Simple design and clean interface - Two chapters with many levels to play for free - Challenge your friends and see who is the fastest - Improve your pattern recognition skills - Help tools available - Entertaining music - Leaderboard for worldwide ranking - Medals for your achievement Take a look at video promo : https://youtu.be/lE-KcnDBrVs Another great game from Overulez Indie. Follow us on FB : https://www.facebook.com/overulezApp/

CCF Challenge is a training and education game for learning CPR and ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) through tense, mission-style play. - Missions (BLS) Practice compression rate and depth, hand position, ventilation volume and timing, and AED operation. Track CCF (chest compression fraction - the share of time compressions are performed) in real time, with a performance report at the end. - ACLS Leader Mode (new) You are the team leader. Direct five role-based members - compressions, airway (BVM), drugs (IV/IO), defibrillation, and recording - and run the resuscitation along the AHA ACLS algorithm. Perform rhythm checks every two minutes, defibrillate VF/pVT, and give drugs until ROSC or the resuscitation is stopped. You are scored on both the correctness of your orders and your team's execution quality. - Build your team Earn teammates with high scores. Each member has five skills and a stamina attribute, so team building, role assignment, and rotation all matter. - Clinically correct by design The correct clinical action is always the winning move. Disclaimer: This app is for education and training only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always follow your local guidelines and consult qualified healthcare professionals. Sources: American Heart Association (AHA) / European Resuscitation Council (ERC).