HoppAR vs Super Brain

Launch and land your favorite rockets in Augmented Reality from your courtyard! Perform rocket engine test fires directly on your table. Manually control the Thrust Vectoring and perform your first landing at home! Color your favorite rocket and see it in action in Augmented Reality You can choose between many different rocket prototypes and real spacecrafts. Here are a few of them: the beloved StarHopper, the giant Starship MK1, and the hover test of the Dragon 2. Watch the Crew Dragon Demo Mission 2 leave the launch pad and the Falcon 9 first stage land back! Enjoy the Buran Orbiter and Energia Rocket conquer the sky, and many more spacecrafts to come! Not only rockets: enjoy the Perseverance Landing and the Sky-Crane maneuver in the "Last Minute of Terror" of the Entry Descend and Landing sequence. Fire a Raptor engine on your desk at home! Select between Indoor and Outdoor mode depending on where you are and the scale of the Rocket you want to launch. Apply filters to mimic the colors of your favorite planet and change the environmental conditions choosing among many different options: Rain, Thunderstorm, Snow and more Take a picture or record your best launch, share them with your friends with the #HoppAR hashtag and get into the Rocket Launcher's Social Wall Auto-renewable Subscription: Support app Development and new Rockets Addition (renewed on an annual basis) You get all mission unlocked with no limits for the time the subscription is active Non-Consumable Purchase: Instead of subscribing you might buy a single mission that will be unlocked with no time limit Let's HoppAR! (Disclaimer: This is app is not affiliated with any space company or its partners or customers)

Super Brain: Sudoku is a puzzle app designed to train logical reasoning, candidate elimination, and focus. Players need to fill numbers into the grid so that every row, every column, and every box contains the full set of numbers without repetition. The app provides automatically generated levels that progress from easy to hard: easy uses a 4x4 beginner board, medium increases to a 6x6 transition board, and hard advances to the standard 9x9 Sudoku. The question bank first generates a complete valid solution, then removes numbers based on difficulty, ensuring that every puzzle has a corresponding answer. The answer screen focuses on progress, filled cells, conflict count, box state, candidate mode, and the number keypad, helping users build a solving rhythm of observing the board, recording candidates, filling unique answers, clearing conflicts, and finishing steadily. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/