Socks vs Wazzat

What games does Socks consist of? Various Sock Games Mix: games where socks that belong together. From “1 sock doesn't belong”, “Where is that one sock?”, “Find the 2 good socks”, “Where is that other sock?” to the challenging "Find All Sock Pairs", Socks offers a diverse range of games that invite children to play and learn. You can play these games separately or as a series. Sock rhymes in different forms: games where image and color rhymes form the challenge. Get children to think creatively with "Sock Rhyme in a Circle", "Sock Rhyme in a Line", and "Sock Rhyme in a Block". It stimulates the understanding of shapes, colors, rhythm and thinking ahead. Interactive learning with "Sock Rhyme in Line Duo”: This game encourages cooperation! You can play alone or with a friend take on the challenge of making the perfect row of 6 socks. Play hidden with “Find all pairs of socks”: Add an extra challenge by playing the games covered up. The socks are only visible for a short time, testing concentration. Socks is very user-friendly. With a simple interface and the ability to play all games without red-green contrast. There is no time pressure. Additional Features Click on the reveal button for hints and solutions. After 10 games played, the pause screen will automatically turn on, but you can also continue immediately if you wish.

With Wazzat, you can discover nature. Take a photo of a plant, animal, or fungus and find out what species it is! Wazzat can recognize no less than 40,000 wild species from nature in Europe. However, Wazzat is not suitable for identifying houseplants or pets. And also not for identifying mushrooms to determine whether they are edible.