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Nov 7, 2026

Oddletics is on the App Store, plus Clear Round, a one-button show jumping game

Oddletics went live on the App Store on 7 November 2026, for iPhone and iPad. It's the same free collection of quick sports games as the browser version: each sport uses one control, and a round lasts 30 to 60 seconds. There are no ads and no purchases.

The app isn't in the US or the EU yet. If you're there, you can play everything free in your browser at oddletics.com, on a phone, tablet or computer.

Clear Round: show jumping with one button

Clear Round is the newest sport in the collection. Hold the button (or Space or Enter) as a fence comes up, and the horse collects its stride. Let go to take off. A short hold gives a short jump, and a longer hold gives a longer jump with more airtime.

The timing changes from fence to fence. A tall upright and a wide fence need different approaches, and you have to let the horse land before you prepare again.

You get 60 seconds to clear as many fences as you can. Each ride builds a fresh course with different fence heights, widths and gaps, and a course strip shows the next 30 metres so you can read ahead. A missed fence costs 0.9 seconds while the clock keeps running, and a rail knocked in the air doesn't count as a clear.

If you want to learn the timing first, there's a practice mode with 12 fences and no timer, and you can pick Easy, Normal or Hard. Switch users can play too: activate once to prepare and again to release.

The other sports

  • Five Spots (basketball): 45 seconds and five spots. Pull back to aim and let go to shoot.
  • Dead Centre (archery): ten arrows in thirty seconds. Hold to draw, aim, and release when the bow settles, reading the wind.
  • Last Stone (curling): six stones in 60 seconds. Flick to throw, then sweep to stop closest to the button.

Where to play

If you try Clear Round, I'd like to know whether the take-off timing feels right, especially if you ride. Leave a comment here and I'll read it.

Prav, Oddform Games

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