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When you need relaxation, diversion or just a moment of distraction enjoy this collection of toys: hear the sound of a bamboo chime, play with wooden boxes, swipe gently your finger in the water, tap…
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Antistress is a game made up of short, touch-based toys that you open on a phone when you want something to fiddle with. The listing names three situations: waiting for something, feeling angry, and needing a break from studying. Each one is a few minutes of play rather than a long session.
It suits people who want a quick, low-effort distraction. Most of the toys respond to a tap or a swipe, so there is nothing to learn beyond picking one and playing with it.
The sound toys include a bamboo chime that you play by touch, and a set of wooden boxes to handle. A water toy lets you run a finger through the surface, and there are buttons to press. Chalk drawing lets you scribble on the screen.
The build we hold is Antistress - relaxation toys 11.4.3 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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These are the simplest items in the set. They work on their own, with no score or goal, which is what makes them useful for passing a few minutes.
The listing includes a Newton's cradle, a finger spinner, a finger cube and slime, along with a finger scale. These are on-screen versions of objects people often handle for fidgeting.
They sit alongside the simpler toys, so you can move from a spinner to a chime without leaving the app.
The fifteen game is a sliding-tile puzzle that the listing describes as a game for calming down when you are angry. A separate task asks you to clean dirty windows, which gives a repetitive, hands-on activity.
Both are short activities with a clear end, which makes them a different kind of break from the open-ended toys.
The listing says there are dozens of toys to choose from. The developer also says new toys are added about every two weeks, including more finger spinners, finger cubes and slime-style items.
Because the set keeps growing, the toys you open today may differ from the ones you saw a few weeks ago.