TenSync vs Last Crossing

TenSync is a minimal timing game: tap Start, then tap Stop at exactly 10.00 seconds. The twist: when other iPhones running TenSync are on the same Wi-Fi, they auto-discover each other and start every round at the exact same moment (synchronized within ±2 ms). Each device stops independently and sees its own result, so you can race friends in the same room with no setup, no accounts, no servers. A 1-second tick metronome (toggleable) helps you stay in rhythm. An 11-second time limit prevents endless waits. Your best attempt is tracked locally. No accounts. No ads. No tracking.

The night ferry MV Halcyon is hours from shore when the fog closes in and the radio dies. In the second-class lounge, a man sits dead in a velvet chair, and the note in your pocket, written in a child's hand, says it plainly: "Six boarded. One is lying. One is already dead." You are Adrian Vale, and you have until dawn to find the truth. Question the widow, the captain, the doctor who signed the lie, the accountant, and the quiet man in the corner. Pin your clues to the deduction board, name your suspect — or refuse to, and live with the ending you earn. But the Halcyon keeps its own schedule. While you talk, doors close elsewhere on the ship. No two crossings unfold the same way. And when the night ends... it may not end at all. FEATURES - A branching mystery with 20 distinct, fully written endings to collect - A living ship: events unfold off-screen on a night clock, with or without you - A deduction board and an Act III of hard choices: accuse, walk away, or take it to shore - New Game+: the night remembers what you learned, unlocking hidden truths - Save & resume, a clue journal, and spoiler-free hints toward endings you haven't found - Atmospheric noir presentation, hand-drawn scenes, original ambience - Fully localized in 7 languages: English, Türkçe, Español, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Português - A premium, one-time purchase. No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. No data collection. Every choice narrows the truth. Every crossing is your last.