iMagic Trick 4+

Name: iMagic Trick
Author: Filipe Freitas

Filipe Freitas

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

It's strange… it's clever… it's amazing... it's the iMagic Trick.

Don't miss the opportunity to fool your friends. And kids will love it.

- The subject selects a number between 0 and 60.
- He notes which of the six screens shown have the selected number and tells the magician which screens the number appears on. He will only answer, "yes" or "no."
- After the last screen, the secret number will be revealed right before the spectator's eyes... and ears...

It's quick, easy and it looks cool!

The trick is based on simple maths, but it baffles everyone.

* No assistants nedded.
** No advanced setup.
*** Works anywhere, anytime.

Mar 25, 2024

Version 2.1.1

- Bug fixes

v2.1
- iMagic Trick is now free to download and ad-supported.
- You can remove the ads buy purchasing a one time In-app Purchase. Check the "Settings" area for more information.

Thank you for your feedback! :)

Sorry, doesn't work with Apple Watch

Aside from being an obvious algorithm, making it boring, it does NOT coordinate with the Apple Watch.

Hello, when you say that it does not coordinate with the Apple Watch, are you sure you are enabling it on the first screen of the iPhone app? Thank you for your feedback

Cool Trick...just a few suggestions

Pretty cool, easy to do, and my kids couldn't figure out how it worked. A few suggestions:
- Consider doing something like "swipe right for yes, swipe left for no" or something along those lines. A little more magic flare than pressing yes and no buttons.
- Showing the selected number is pretty anti-climactic, and rather ugly. A little animation, or a fade-in would be nice. Sexy looking numbers would be nice too.
- When the trick is done, there doesn't appear to be a way for me to start over. I should be able to without restarting the app.

Great

I love how it says your #. Maybe there could b a settings screen 2 change it from space theme to another. But AWESOME must get

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