Peripatos vs DumiColor

Peripatos is a quiet walking game where philosophy is not retold — it is lived with your hands. You walk through worlds where people once lived and thought. Nothing is explained and nothing is summed up: the world asks its questions of your hands, not your head. There are no points, no timers, no victories. Five worlds on one map: • Diogenes in Corinth. Days among traders, orators and passers-by. Test the customs of the city with your own deeds. Free. • The Walk. An evening road from Piraeus to Athens: to walk, to think, and to watch the shadow grow. • The Cave. Plato, Republic VII: prisoners, a wall, a fire behind — and a way up. • Skovoroda. Sloboda Ukraine, 1769: roads, meetings and talks — from Kyiv to the Sloboda farmsteads near Kharkiv. • Vyshensky. A cell above the sea on Athos: night, a candle, a sheet of paper — and a letter from Lutsk. Your path leaves a trace: the map lights up with small fires, and your journeys remember where you have been. Quiet awards wait in Game Center — their names appear only once you have earned them. Every other world has a free prologue. After that, a single purchase opens all the worlds, for good. Available in English, Ukrainian and German. For iPhone and iPad. No ads.

A game for two, side by side: for people sitting in the same room. One phone between you, or two over a local connection. Each player has their own strip of coloured sectors. You colour it in secret: your opponent sees neither the colours nor where your piece stands. A move is simple: your opponent says a colour out loud, and you move your piece to the nearest sector of that colour. Sometimes forward, sometimes back. The first to reach the finish wins. The whole trick is in the colouring. Lay the colours out cleverly, and the other player's calls will carry you forward. Then try to throw your opponent back by guessing how they coloured theirs. What's inside: • Strips of 10 to 26 sectors, a palette of up to 13 colours • A strip editor: colour it yourself or tap Random, and the check tells you at once what is wrong • Ten pieces and three shapes of track • Match settings: a ban on repeating colours and a round limit • Dispute a move and take it back when your opponent taps the wrong colour • A take-back reveals one sector of the other strip, and everything revealed is collected on a map • The reveal screen: at the end you see the whole of their strip • Eight languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Slovenian The Bomb add-on, one purchase and yours for good: • Bomb mode: no finish line, and whoever steps on a bomb has lost • A fourth shape of track, Scales • Ads disappear for good The Full Moon add-on, one purchase and yours for good: • Full Moon mode: every third round the piece goes not to the nearest sector of the called colour but to the farthest one • Two new pieces: Pumpkin and Ghost • A night theme: a moonlit sky behind every screen • A Halloween background tune • Ads disappear for good No internet, no account, no sign-up. Your voice is part of the rules too: colours are said out loud, and the app keeps an eye on the strips and the moves.