5 Second Guess vs Gemelli RTG

Name 3 things in 5 seconds. Sounds easy, until the clock starts! 5 Second Guess is the fast, loud party game for friends and family. Pass the phone, read the question, and blurt out three answers before the timer runs out. Everyone else decides if you nailed it or failed it. HOW TO PLAY 1. Add your players and pick the number of rounds 2. Read the question, tap Start, and name 3 things in 5 seconds 3. The group votes: Nailed It or Failed It 4. Most points at the end wins WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT - Hundreds of quick-fire questions - Up to 20 players on one phone - Choose from 1 to 10 rounds - Automatic scoreboard after every round - Family friendly mode for all ages - No setup, no cards, no internet needed to play Perfect for parties, family game nights, road trips and awkward silences. A full game takes minutes, and the questions are simple enough for anyone to play but hard enough under pressure to get everyone shouting. Download 5 Second Guess and find out who thinks fastest. This app contains an auto-renewing subscription for $2.99 per week. You can try out the subscription first, with a 3 day free trial. Once subscribed, you can cancel your subscription at any point. Terms of Service: https://sites.google.com/view/dh3games-terms-of-service/home Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/dh3games-privacypolicy/home Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

RTG, Radiotherapy Training Game is an official application of the Agostino Gemelli University Hospital, designed to support pediatric patients (children and adolescents) during preparation for radiotherapy treatment. This initiative was promoted by Gemelli ART (Advanced Radiation Therapy) to facilitate the start of radiotherapy, a treatment that requires patients to "remain still" for the duration of the therapy delivery. The application is designed to actively engage young patients and foster a greater sense of control and predictability regarding the procedures they will undergo. Users can also use the app at home with family or friends, playing by trying to stay as still as possible. The mobile device's accelerometer detects movements in real time, helping patients train to maintain a stable position. RTG, Radiotherapy Training Game does not store any user data and does not require an internet connection. The project was developed from the direct experience of Gemelli ART professionals, with the support of the Carla Fendi Foundation.