Numberama 2 vs Accessible othello

Numberama 2 is coming! Rediscover the classic number puzzle that kept students hooked in the 80s and 90s — now rebuilt as a smooth, modern time-killer for iPhone and iPad. How to play Start a new game and you’ll see numbers from 1 to 19 (no zeros). Your goal is to clear the entire board by crossing out pairs of digits: Same numbers (e.g., 7 + 7) Numbers that add up to 10 (e.g., 9 + 1) Pairs can be crossed out when they are next to each other (horizontally or vertically), or in the same row/column with only empty spaces between them. Rewrite rule (important!) After you remove pairs, tap Rewrite to rebuild the remaining numbers into new lines. Sometimes certain digits (for example 9s) may not appear again after a rewrite — that’s not a bug. It’s part of the original rules and a key element of strategy: plan your moves to win. Features • Classic mode with numbers 1–19 (no zeros) • Random mode for advanced players • Fun achievements • Up to 20 undo steps — recover from mistakes anytime • Undo with a simple swipe • Detailed stats: score, time, lines, pairs, remaining pairs • Separate high scores for Classic and Random • Save your results to Photos / Camera Roll • Demo mode for training • Optimized for iPhone & iPad (Retina) • Game Center support

Accessible othello: play by sight, by ear, or both. Works with VoiceOver, narrates the match out loud, shows coordinates on the board and lets you choose every colour. If you cannot see the screen you can still play: every move is announced, saying where the disc was placed and how many discs were turned over. No sign-up, no adverts and no in-app purchases. ACCESSIBILITY • Works with VoiceOver and other accessibility services in your device. • Spoken narration: choose the voice, the speed and the volume. • Subtitles under the board telling you the result of every move. • Voice Control: say "tap B5" to place a disc when the Voice control service is active. • Coordinates on the board, in the colour you prefer. • Positioned sounds: each square sounds according to where it is on the board. • Deaf players miss nothing: everything you can hear is also written down. MAKE IT YOURS • Colour of the squares, of the bevels and of each player's discs. • Colour of the match background and of the subtitles. • Separate volume for the music and for the sound effects. THE GAME The aim is to take over the board with discs of your colour. Place your discs around your opponent's: when theirs are trapped between two of yours, they turn to your colour. Whoever holds more discs at the end wins. • 6x6, 8x8 and 10x10 boards. • Championship, normal or simplified rules. • Four difficulty levels to play against your device. • A guided tutorial that teaches you step by step. • Turn-based matches with your friends on Game Center. RULES The squares are named with letters from A to H for the columns and numbers from one to eight for the rows. Each player is assigned a colour. The game begins with two discs of each colour placed in the middle of the board. Players must make a valid move on their turn. If you cannot move, you lose your turn and your opponent moves again. A legal move in championship mode places a disc so that it outflanks one or more discs of the opposite colour, and those discs flip to your colour. A legal move in simplified mode places a disc on a square next to another square that already holds a disc, without needing to flip any of the opponent's discs for the move to count. Making a valid move flips every disc that has been outflanked. To be outflanked, discs must form a continuous straight line, diagonal, vertical or horizontal, of the same colour between two discs of the opposite colour. The match ends when no player can move, usually when the board is full, and whoever holds more discs of their colour wins. Available in Spanish and English. Works on iPhone and iPad. *** Disclaimer *** This application uses Game Center services, which are created by Apple. Game Center services have their own user interface and Apple is responsible for it. Tyflos Accessible Software is not responsible for the design or the proper functioning of the Game Center service. Please contact Apple if you find any accessibility or functioning problem with Game Center.