LogicBox vs PolyDice

LogicBox packs 14 quick games into one small app: number puzzles, word games, memory tests and retro arcade classics. A round takes a few minutes, so it fits into a coffee break, a commute or a queue. Everything plays offline, with no account and no sign-up. THE GAMES • Beehive 2048: the 2048 number puzzle on a hexagon grid, with undo, a smash power-up and an AI hint for when you're stuck. • 2048 Balls: aim, drop and merge numbered balls. Keep the pile below the line. • Number Drop: drop number blocks into columns and set up chain merges. • Number Maze: walk from start to target so your total lands on exactly zero. 20 levels, from 4×4 to 7×7. • Speed Math: estimate fast. A quick, close answer beats a slow, exact one. • Words: guess the hidden five-letter English word in six tries. • Word Scramble: unscramble English words by category, against the clock. • Bulls & Cows: crack the hidden colour code in ten guesses. • Simon Summer: repeat the growing colour and sound sequence. • Pairs Matching: flip cards and find every pair in as few moves as you can. • Slide Puzzle: slide the tiles back into the picture. 14 pictures, 3×3 to 5×5. • Snake Summer: the classic. Eat, grow, don't hit your tail. • Whack-a-Crab: quick taps and combos. Leave the jellyfish alone. • Wave Surfer: a three-lane endless surf run. Jump the waves, steer around rocks and sharks. WHY LOGICBOX • Short rounds: one tap to start, quit whenever you like. • Easy to hard levels in most games. • Best scores for every game, plus Game Center leaderboards. • Plays offline: on a plane, on the subway, anywhere. • Light and dark mode; sound, music and haptics can be switched off. • In 18 languages. LogicBox is free and shows a small banner ad.

PolyDice is the dice roller that knows what game you're playing. Unlike generic dice apps, PolyDice renders every die exactly as it looks on the table — geometric shapes with authentic game symbols, not generic dots. Whether you're investigating eldritch mysteries in Mansions of Madness, delving into dungeons in HeroQuest, or rolling a stealth check on a d20, every die looks the part. FEATURES • Geometric dice — d4 through d20 rendered as their real face shapes (triangles, squares, diamonds, hexagons, decagons) • Authentic game symbols — Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition and HeroQuest 1989 dice use actual icon assets, not approximations • Four game modes: – Generic: standard RPG dice (d3, d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20) with numeric results – Mansions of Madness: red d8 dice with Elder Sign / Magnifying Glass / Blank faces and symbol counts – HeroQuest: gold d6 combat dice with Skull / Hero Shield / Monster Shield faces and symbol counts – Mixed Tray: combine dice from different game presets in one roll, with per-preset result breakdown • Multi-remove mode — long-press any die to enter remove mode. All dice show an X button with a subtle wobble. Tap individual X buttons to remove multiple dice at once, tap outside to exit • Selective Reroll — after rolling, tap any dice to highlight them, then reroll only the selected ones. Gold border marks your picks, unselected dice stay put • Step Roll — roll dice one at a time instead of all at once. Perfect for tense skill checks, attack sequences, or any moment where each die matters • Dice sounds — realistic multi-dice and single-die roll audio with randomized pitch variants. Toggle on/off from settings • Up to 9 dice with animated roll (shake, rotation, glow) • Dark minimalist UI — no distractions, just your results PolyDice requires iOS 17 or later.