Tiny Escape #2 vs Infinite Numbers

In episode 2 of Tiny Escape, 'Lonely at the top', a little boy is trapped inside his treehouse. Help him escape! Make sure he finds the exit and his way out in this mini escape room puzzle game, featuring: • retro hand-drawn pixel graphics; • chiptune sound effects; • browse and save timings and statistics after your escape; • stop and resume whenever you want as progress is saved • ask for hints through the clue system • easy controls • playable in single player mode • play offline; no internet connection required The Tiny Escape series from Cellcrowd brings you cute little escape rooms to your phone and tablet! If you are into escape games, exit games, elevator games, door games, room games, puzzle games, brain games and thinking games you will love our escape room games. Crack codes, solve puzzles, pick locks, discover clues, find hidden objects and train your brain. And did we mention it is free? Can you escape in time in this great escape adventure mystery like a real detective? Logical thinking and problem solving skills will get you a long way. If it's too difficult for you, you can always ask for a hint. But what could be more fun than teasing your brain, solving riddles, thinking about the right solution. You will not be bored! Cellcrowd is a small Dutch indie developer focused on developing quality apps and games for iPhone™ and iPad™ devices.

∞ Numbers is a quiet offline game about integer sequences. Guess integer sequences drawn from the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS). Your job is to guess the next number. How it plays. Tap a row, look at the first few terms, type your guess on the numpad. When you've had enough, tap Reveal to see the real name of the sequence and references to OEIS and Wikipedia. Made for calm play. No ads. No accounts. No in-app purchases. No ranking or leaderboards. The app never touches the network after install — every sequence is bundled with the app, and the only "internet" is the moment you tap a reference link to open a browser. Designed to disappear. No analytics, no notifications, no permission prompts. Nothing asks for your location, contacts, microphone, camera, or anything else. The only data stored anywhere is the in-progress state of your own game, kept locally on your device. You can wipe it any time from iOS Settings. For who. Math hobbyists, puzzle fans, kids and parents looking for a screen-time option that isn't loud, and anyone who's ever read an OEIS page for fun. Sequence data from the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (oeis.org), CC BY-NC 4.0.