Touch me When vs Trio Math

Get ready for an exciting and fast-paced two-player challenge! In our new game, you and a friend can play locally on the same device. The objective is simple: wait for the figures and colors to match, then be the first to tap the screen to score points. Here's how it works: - Each round, two shapes with different or identical colors appear side by side. - If the shapes and colors match, quickly tap your designated area on the screen. - The first player to tap wins the round and earns a point. - Be careful! If you tap when the shapes or colors don't match, your opponent wins a point. - The first player to reach 10 points wins the game! Perfect for quick and fun competition, this game tests your reflexes and observation skills. Gather your friends and see who can react the fastest!

Sharpen your mental math skills with Trio. Find hidden Trios in the number grid by selecting three numbers in a row and calculating their result to match the target number. Each valid Trio must include one multiplication and one addition or subtraction - no simple sums allowed. Multiple solutions exist for each target number, so think strategically and act fast to earn three stars. How to play: Find three numbers that form the target number Use one multiplication and one addition or subtraction Think creatively - brackets are allowed For example, to reach 9, you could choose: 3 × 5 - 6 = 9 5 + 2 × 2 = 9 (6 - 3) × 3 = 9 But using two additions is not allowed: 5 + 2 + 2 = 9 (No multiplication used) Features: - Daily Challenge Mode – Solve two out of three puzzles in unique game modes - Global Leaderboard – Compete with players worldwide and track your success - Jokers – Stuck? Hold a number to swap it for a Joker and find new solutions - Ad-Free, Privacy-Friendly – No ads, no data collection—just pure gameplay Trio is free to play, but if you enjoy the challenge, you can support development by unlocking the MinusTrio game mode. Whether it's the cost of an espresso or a cappuccino, your contribution helps keep the game growing. Ready to train your brain? Let’s play. 3... 2... 1... Trio.