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Take Touch aims to provide a variety of experiences for children over four years old. It was created using many of the features provided by Apple. No user data has been collected. The login process is the process of logging into Apple products. We do not have any servers that collect user data. You can see Apple Maps in the first tab. Find animals around you. If you go near the animal and click on it, the animal is registered on your phone. Registered animals can be used in the third shooting game tab and the fourth animal coop tab. It was like that in the previous version, so I wrote a manual. However, the person in charge of QA asked why there was nothing on the third tab. So we decided to put all the animals in first. Even my 4-year-old thought it was impossible to explore the map. The second tab has Apple Maps, where you can see the route if you are looking for animals. You can see the road and the number of steps taken. We will continue to update in the future using Apple Health. Of course, it's free. In the third tap, you can draw in AR space or enjoy shooting games with your animal on the screen. Shooting game scores are recorded in Apple Game Center. Try changing the avatar provided by the game center. Your avatar will also change. Your score can be compared with other players in the world. It's a cool feature provided by Apple. The points you earn are linked to the Apple Game Center and the account you are logged in to. In the future, even if you do not pay a fee, you can use your points to purchase items. And points are not deducted. There are only ranks and rewards that match that score. You can get a lot of points at the beginning of the game, and the more you update, the harder it is to earn points. The fourth tab allows you to place the caught animals in your space. The last tab is the parent accessible menu. The license information is the most important, so it's at the top. The app was developed with the help of Apple designers, developers, and open resources and sources of various designers and developers. There is a menu on how to use it and a menu that connects to the Apple Game Center dashboard. And it provides multiple functions that users need. More features and games will be added in the future.
