Half It!: Split the Snack

Slice a snack once with your finger. Your friend takes the phone and picks one of the two pieces first. What you eat is worth the number of toppings — not how big the piece looks. A big piece is not always the one with more on it. The slicer thinks about how to split it; the picker uses sharp eyes to count which side has more. You swap roles every round. If you sliced and picked the same piece, there would be no game — so the phone has to change hands. ■ Nothing to read One slice and you are done. A seven-year-old finishes the first round without an adult. ■ Eight seconds a round, five rounds a minute In the car, at a restaurant, in a friend's living room — one quick round. ■ For parents · No ads · Nothing to buy inside the app · Sends and receives nothing over the internet. No account · No contact with strangers — no chat, no leaderboards · Not a single text field anywhere in the app ·…