Virtual Stop Light vs Vineyard Sim

The Virtual Stop Light is the perfect tool to learn how traffic signals work (and it's pretty fun, too!). It's a great app for babies, toddlers, and little kids (I made it for my 2 year old son :) ). If you have a group, here's a fun game to try: Open the app, prop it up where everyone can see the light, and just follow the prompts: red means stop, yellow means move arms but not legs, and green means walk. All you need to do to get started is open the app (which begins with a red light), and wait until it turns green to GO! A counter appears at the bottom of the screen which shows you how much time is left until the light changes, and once 5 seconds are left, little beeps lets you know to start revving your engines. You can also force a light change by just tapping the top, middle, or bottom of the screen. If you want the Virtual Stop Light to take a break, just press the pause button at the top of the screen. Have fun!

A cozy wine-making sim about patience. Grow the grapes, pick the harvest at its peak, make the wine, then decide which bottles to sell now and which to hold until they are worth more. Run a working vineyard month by month. Prune in winter, manage water and canopy through summer, fight disease and watch every block ripen. Then comes the hardest call of the year: pick now, or wait a month for riper fruit and risk the weather. Every option shows the wine it will make before you choose. At the winery, choose a fermentation (cool and safe, warm to bring out the grape, or wild yeast: a gamble that can make your best wine or your worst) and a vessel: stainless steel, oak or concrete. Plant a second grape and blend the two. Then the patience part. Wines in oak and concrete gain value as they age, but storage is billed every month, and cash in the cellar is cash you cannot spend. For every wine you see what it sells for today and what it would bring after another year, so you choose what to hold. Age-worthy reds earn a bigger bonus from premium buyers after 24 months. Sell to four buyers, from the local wine shop to international distributors. Reputation opens the better ones. Each year's summary names what held your vintage back, and your campaign ends with every vintage you made laid out on a barrel rack. Features: - Three campaigns: Quick (5 vintages, month by month), Full Arc (20 vintages, season by season) and Endless - Harvest timing that shows the wine from picking now or waiting, and the weather risk of waiting - Ripeness that matters: ripe is the peak, over-ripe costs quality - 3 fermentations × 3 vessels, each showing the resulting quality, tier and value - Sell now or hold a year: value today, value next year, storage cost - Peak windows for every wine in your cellar - Six grapes: Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Sangiovese, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir - Four regions with their own climate risks: Mendoza, Marlborough, Napa Valley and Tuscany - The Competition: enter your best wines and fill your Medal Case - Quality tiers from Table Wine to Grand Cru; reputation from Unknown to Prestigious - Four upgrades: Drip Irrigation, Weather Station, Barrel Program, Tasting Room - Legacy titles earned by how consistently you make great wine - Plays offline, in 10 languages No ads, ever. Mendoza and Marlborough are free to play. Napa Valley, Tuscany, the Estate Bundle (every region, three estate slots and Endless from day one) and the Vintner's Patron pack are optional in-app purchases.