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2. Electronic
Figure is the only paid app on this list, and that's because as soon as you start using it you'll forget about everything evil in the world. (Also, it's only 99 cents.) So many delicious instruments. Make some sick electronic loops and tweak them like you're a techno dance faerie.
3. Fictional
Interactive fiction is the retro fusion of textual narrative and adventure game, and it's pretty much just as awesome as it sounds. Frotz has hundreds of stories to choose from and it's all as portable as can be. But if you're feeling a little intimidated by this grand new way of life, check out a more beginner-centric IF app called The Dreamhold.
4. A, B, C, and all the rest of the letters of the alphabet
I know. If you're reading this you're probably old enough to read. But you're never too old to have something painfully adorable in your life. So get Endless Alphabet and spell things out anyway so you can watch the charming cuteness of each example animation.
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