Schulte Table vs Alibi

Sharpen your focus and visual scanning. Train your mind with the classic Schulte Table. Find the numbers from 1 to 25 in a 5x5 grid and tap them in order — fast as you can. Lower time means sharper focus. [How to Play] - A 5x5 grid of shuffled numbers from 1 to 25 - Tap the numbers in order: 1, 2, 3, all the way to 25 - Wrong taps flash red — stay accurate - Your final time decides your rank [5 Focus Ranks] - Lightning Mind (under 25s) — Exceptional focus - Sharp Focus (under 35s) — Razor-sharp attention - Focused (under 50s) — Solid scanning ability - Trainee (under 75s) — Building focus muscle - Beginner (75s+) — Everyone starts here [Key Features] - Daily Challenge: one shared 5x5 board worldwide each day — build your daily streak - Test mode: timed 5x5 round with tier ranking - Practice mode: endless reshuffle, round counter, last-time display - Personal best tracking — beat your own record - Wrong tap detection with instant visual feedback - Easy / Classic mode toggle — show progress or take the original pure Schulte test - 5 grid sizes: 3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 6×6, 7×7 — escalate difficulty as you improve - Two scan directions: ascending (1→N) or descending (N→1) - History screen — personal best per grid size, recent times chart, attempt counter - 9 languages supported: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Spanish, French, German, Portuguese - Clean dark UI designed for distraction-free focus [Why Schulte Table] The Schulte Table was created by Walter Schulte in the 1950s and is widely used for: - Speed reading practice - Peripheral vision training - Concentration warm-up - Cognitive exercise for all ages Train your focus. Beat your record. How fast can you find them all? [Advanced Modes — Schulte Table Pro] Upgrade to Pro to remove all ads and unlock three advanced modes: - Gorbov: alternate black-ascending and red-descending numbers - Letters: tap A to Z in order - Insane: numbers keep fading in and out Classic mode and the Daily Challenge stay free. Restore Purchases anytime.

Someone in this house is lying. Alibi is a murder-mystery logic puzzle. Every suspect gives a statement about where they stood — a row, a column, a room, a piece of furniture, who they were standing next to. None of them lie. Cross-check the statements, place every suspect on the floor plan, and one truth falls out: the suspect who shared the victim's room is the murderer. No timers. No luck. Just deduction. HOW IT PLAYS • Read each suspect's statements from the case deck • Place them square by square on the floor plan • Every case is generated with exactly one solution and verified before you see it — it can always be reasoned out • Name the murderer, then watch the board reveal who you placed right and who you missed THREE TIERS, THREE KINDS OF THINKING • Easy — 5 suspects and direct clues only. Correct placements confirm themselves while you learn the ropes. • Medium — 7 suspects, plus negative clues ("there was no chair next to her") and suspects who name each other. • Hard — 9 suspects on the largest floor plans, with the trickiest clue mixes. TEN FLOOR PLANS, TWELVE SUSPECTS A lakeside villa, a riverboat, a grand hotel, an art museum, a penthouse and more — each with its own rooms, furniture and geometry. Twelve illustrated characters rotate through the cases as victim or suspect. HINTS THAT TEACH Stuck? Reveal a suspect and Alibi places one for you — along with the exact clues that pin them to that square. The hint shows you the reasoning instead of just handing over the answer. GOT IT WRONG? Retry up to twice per case. The solution stays sealed while you still have attempts. ALIBI PRO • All 10 floor plans • Hard mode • Unlimited daily cases • Unlimited reveals, and no ads Play five free cases every day, or go Pro. No account, no sign-up — your cases live on your device. Available in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, for iPhone and iPad. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/