Evidence 111 vs HexTerritory

Close your eyes and play this thrilling detective audio game. Are you a fan of detective stories? Do you like mysteries? Are you listening to audio books and podcasts every day? Then this detective audio game is right for you! September 13, 1985, a small town of Farnham, England. Just like every Friday, Chief inspector Alice Wells is on duty. An ordinary night shift is suddenly interrupted by a mysterious phone call - an anonymous caller knows something about the chief inspector that none was supposed to find out. What will you do in this situation? What choices will you take? What mystery is hidden inside long-forgotten file containing Evidence 111? How the story of chief inspector Alice Wells ends is up to you. Indulge yourselves in outstanding voice acting performances by Zoë Robins, Rosamund Pike or Mike Bodie and experience Alice’s story in immersive 3D audio. - Blind friendly audio game created in binaural audio - Intuitive controls utilizing swipe gestures - Choice games branching story - Up to 10 alternate endings - Demo version with full game unlock via an in-app purchase https://www.evidence111.com https://www.facebook.com/playbyearsint https://twitter.com/PlayByEarsCZ

Outsmart the AI. Conquer the board. Dominate the Hex Territory. Hex Territory is a fast, turn-based strategy game where every move expands your influence—or hands the advantage to the enemy. Face off against a smart Robot Army AI as you fight for control of a hex-based battlefield. You command the blue units. The AI controls red. On your turn, choose one of your units and decide how to expand: • Duplicate into an adjacent tile to grow your army. • Move to a farther tile to reposition and outmaneuver the enemy. Whenever you move or duplicate into an empty hex, all surrounding enemy units flip to your side, instantly shifting the momentum of the match. The battle ends when neither side has any moves left. The winner? Whoever controls the most territory on the board. Simple rules. Quick turns. Deep strategy. Can you outthink the machines and claim every hex?