Kill The Fish app analytics for October 23

Draw a fish. Then murder it. Kill The Fish is a pass-and-play drawing game for up to eight accomplices that mixes creativity, luck, and humor, resulting in the ultimate demise of one unlucky fish. HOW A GAME GOES The first artist draws a fish. Then everyone takes turns drawing a way to kill it. Lightning, a net, a plugged-in toaster, Chuck Norris with a pool noodle... You get the picture. When the last round ends, the board reviews the evidence, picks a cause of death from the methods on file, and replays the whole crime scene in front of everybody. Then it issues a death certificate with the date, the cause, and the names of everyone responsible. Frame it. Share it. Show it to the fish's family, whatever, it's up to you. OPENLY, OR IN SECRET Play with the board open and watch each method land as it happens. Or play in secret, where everyone gets their own slice of the board to draw in and nobody sees what the others draw until the end. Then the board reveals the slices one by one, name and method attached, before showing the whole crime scene all at once. (That is when you find out who drew the toaster.) THE INK The canvas is the good part. Apple Pencil pressure shapes every stroke, and the page never scrolls out from under you. One marker, one eraser, an undo button, and nothing else in the way. Fingers work too, because why not. EVERYONE CAN PLAY The targets are big and nothing has to be read, so a three-year-old takes a turn unaided. (Seriously. My three-year-old drew a box around the fish, and it ended up winning...) THATS IT The whole game runs on the iPad, no connection required. No account, no ads, no tracking, nothing sold to anybody. One purchase. No subscription. Never any in-app purchases. WHO MADE THIS One person, one iPad, and a three-year-old with a very good eye for boxes. Seriously, all 4 of my kids love this game.