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Casual Events was a free alternative to Meetup.com. Meetup.com continues to charge high fees that burden event organizers.
Discontinued as of July 2023 due to low usage.
SHM was a do-it-yourself home security system stressing ease of use and low cost. Motion detection, remote control, notifications and multi-platform support were among its well-known features.
Superseded by HoBuB. Discontinued as of December 2023.
Based on the Canadian game show and similar to the board game Scattergories, Talk About was a two-player fast paced voice interactive game for the Android platform.
Due to low downloads and required upkeep, intentionally removed from Play Store in 2019.
An online multiplayer card game.
Superseded by current version of Big 2 at GameSlush in 2016.
A Boggle-like massively multiplayer word game.
Lost in transition with the redesign of GameSlush in 2016.
An Angry Birds-like 2D-physics game.
Lost in transition with the redesign of GameSlush in 2016.