Fluids & Particle Simulation

I was fortunate enough to get this app for free on AppAdvice and I have to say that after using it and really liking this program I would have gladly paid the asking price. Many thanks to the developer for all the hard work, time and effort no doubt put into this application, your generosity in offering this premium program for free occasionally and God bless you and your loved ones. Also, I cannot stress enough how grateful I am that this great app is truly a premium offering with no in-app purchases or subscription garbage. Thank you sincerely for that fact and for being one of the last few ethical and moral developers on the iOS App Store. I will look forward to and gladly purchase any future premium applications you release. Thank you, again.

I don’t get on here to write reviews nearly as often as I should, but I had to for this one. I’m sure it’s also wonderful for personal chillaxing, but I have been using “Fluids and Sounds” in a different context: As a reinforcement/“brain break” activity, for a variety of students grades K-5, to earn by working hard and completing tasks. They kiddos absolutely fascinated and totally enthralled with this app. I think I’ve heard the exclamations “Wow!” and “Woah!” more in the past couple of weeks than I have in the cumulative 14 years of my career combined. Usually most just play quietly during their earned down time, but with this, there’s been so much “Look at this!!” this to both me and the other students. The older ones are asking me the name of the app; they want it at home because it’s they’re new JAM. One of the things I’ve loved most is that even most of my very high needs and/or low-motor-functioning Special Education students can enjoy this gem, because it requires such simple input to work. I was fortunate to grab this when it was featured free for a day on AppAdvice, and I genuinely feel guilty that I didn’t have to pay for it. It’s already been far and away worth what the asking price is. Seriously, if the developer sends me PayPal info, I’ll donate to the cause. My students have been THAT excited about this. Standing O for the developer from the Elementary Ed crowd!!! And if fellow educators are looking at this for a possible reinforcer, fine motor targeting activity, cause and effect training, etc. - go for it! My littles are motivated and mesmerized.

I was honestly thinking when I was downloading this app that the water effects would just be low tiered blobs floating here n there. With the sounds being some massive headache. However, I was proved wrong! It’s definitely a quality app and I’m so surprised that it’s free. The water effects and visuals are pretty dope with the music effects not being overbearing to the ear nor the intensity too much. I’d say as some advice to the developers that maybe the app could use more various different types of music to choose from and the option to choose one type of color or two when playin around with the app. Apart from that 5/5.