Play five fun, FREE puzzle games in one! HELP: The Game brings together the top developers, studios and gaming industry superstars — all to raise money for children affected by conflict across the globe. Top 3 Reasons to Download HELP: The Game 1. Five fun filled puzzle and matching games you can’t get anywhere else. 2. Addictive, casual gameplay from top gaming studios. 3. A chance to help children affected by global conflict. Play, so they can too. With brand new indie games from Featherweight Games, Gameloft, Sports Interactive and Wooga, HELP brings all the fun of casual gaming straight to your phone. FEATHERWEIGHT GAMES - MEDIOCRE HOUSEKEEPING • Throw as many clothes as possible onto shelving units - but, don’t let them fall off! • Swipe for the most fun you’ll ever have putting laundry away. GAMELOFT - FIFTY BUDDIES • Race 50 jelly babies around a track with Gameloft, the makers of the popular Asphalt series. • Dash furiously, dodge wrecking balls, avoid traps and more! INISH CIÚB • Play this engaging tile-based game. • Create your own flourishing, natural world filled with adorable grizzly bears! SPORTS INTERACTIVE - TICKETS PLEASE • War Child veteran contributor, Sports Interactive, the creator of Football Manager, returns! • Check passengers’ train tickets while under intense time pressure and grumpy commuters. WOOGA - RUPERT, SELL ‘EM DON’T BREAK ‘EM • Fly by the seat of your pants with Wooga, the creators of June’s Journey and Tropicats. • Don’t let Rupert, our clumsy elephant, smash his way through a store filled with delicate china. Download HELP: The Game and play five addictive puzzle games in support of War Child UK, and it’s US sister agency Children in Conflict. With special thanks to goGame. ABOUT PLAYSTACK PlayStack is a new publisher with a fresh approach to supporting amazing games and the awesome people behind them. ***** Donations to Children in Conflict and War Child UK can be made through Apple Pay, 100% of proceeds will support War Child UK a charity for children affected by conflict across the globe.