One command.
Tap it before the buzzer.

Dunow is a lightning-fast reaction game built for the fold of the iPhone Duo — set it in a tent between two players and race to obey.

Coming soon

Launching for the iPhone Duo. Free to play.

Built for the fold

Stand the Duo up in a tent and you and a friend each get your own half of the screen, facing each other across the crease. A command flashes — PRESS GREEN, PRESS THE ODD ONE OUT — and the first hand to hit the right tile takes the round. It's the party game the fold was made for: no passing a phone back and forth, no second device, just two people and one screen between them.

Any two iPhones, too

Play Nearby

No Duo? No problem. Two iPhones on the same Wi-Fi connect in a tap — type your name, tap your opponent, and play head-to-head over the local network. Names and scores stay in sync on both phones, and a dropped connection just reconnects mid-match.

Or climb on your own

Single-player is an endless ladder. Every correct tap banks a little time on the big countdown clock and pushes you toward the next level; a miss costs you. Climb far enough and the challenges get richer — tap two colours at once (), slide one tile onto another to mix them ( onto turns ), and break through Super Round boss gates for escalating bronze-to-diamond medals. Your top five scores sync across your own devices, so you can start a run on your iPhone and chase it on your iPad.

How to play

There's really only one rule: read the command and do it fast. Every round is a single, plain instruction on big buttons — press a colour, tap the odd one out, pick the most, slide this onto that. The variety lives across rounds, never inside one, so it stays quick to read and friendly for every age. Beat the buzzer, keep your streak, bank your time.