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November 09, 2019

Onet Fruit (Fruit Matching)

November 09, 2019/ Juanita Atton

Pros

Large interactive elements
‘Pick up & play’ gameplay
Different modes allow for various difficulty levels
Animations and sound provide feedback
No adverts

Cons

Animated feedback following correct moves can be distracting
No prompts for inactivity
All puzzles have element of time constraint involved

Notes

Although not identical to the iOS recommended app, this Android version contains the same concept of tile matching
It features similar fruit tiles to the iOS version in addition to new vegetable tiles
Three different gameplay modes allow for various difficulty levels in comparison to the iOS version

Onet Fruit by Free Puzzles, recommended app for people living with dementia

iOS Version

Basic Version
FREE
No adverts

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