LeapZoomFlow

1.0

Daler Kamboj

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About LeapZoomFlow

LeapZoomFlow was a games app developed by Daler Kamboj. It was removed from App Store Nov 8, 2025 and is no longer available for download.

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LeapZoomFlow was free to download. The download size was 5.34 MB. The last available version was 1.0. The last update was on October 4, 2025.

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The app had a content rating of High Maturity. The app had been available on App Store October 2025.

Description

This game comprehensively enhances cognitive skills through three fun modes: the "Quick Click Challenge" tests visual recognition and reaction speed, requiring you to quickly click on target bunnies based on odd-even, big-small, and other rules; the "Pattern Jump Challenge" trains logical reasoning through regular numerical sequences, requiring you to predict the bunnies' hops; and the "Counting Challenge" tests your concentration within a 7×7 grid, requiring you to accurately count the bunnies and then click the camera button at the right moment. These three modes, respectively, strengthen reaction speed, logical thinking, and concentration, making cognitive training fun and engaging.

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Price	Free to download
Rating	No ratings
Version	1.0
App download size	5.34 MB
Maturity	High Maturity

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