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Idea Thirsty. Brainstorms. Work hard. Play hard. New ideas appear at the time we less expect.

To fresh up minds, say hey to Samunagi – Greengar’s new app – released on Mar 29th, 2012.

Samunagi is a combined word of samurai and unagi (an extremely focus mode). You want to know how fast and correctly you can reacts. You want to know how long you can stay in the extremely focus mode. You are also a fan of sensitive touch screens of iOS devices. Samunagi is made for you.

Arcade (Single player mode with current 8 levels)

You can challenge yourself with eight (8) different levels on this free version of Samunagi. A time range from 10,000 milliseconds to 800 milliseconds or even down to 150 millisecond, you have to observe, calculate and react at the fastest speed but in a correct way to have the best score.
8 different levels

 Multi player on a local WiFi connection

When you think you are able to react extremely fast and correctly, you and your friend can compete together. The common request are simply fast action and correction. Our instruction page will help you out how to play in two player mode.
Multi-player mode
Download Samunagi for free of charge here.
You will laugh a lot with a cute funny UI, exciting sound theme and surprise to know how simple Samunagi, running on iPods, iPhones and iPads with iOS 4.0 or more, to entertain you.
Enjoy Samunagi and rate for us to the top rank.
Please do not hesitate to email us your feedback and suggestions at support@greengar.com. We all look forward to hearing from you.

Posted by Angela Huynh

Customer Support – Greengar Studios


Hackathon is coming back! Greengar – who brought the first Hackathon to Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam –  continues to sponsor and support the event with the hope that APCS can keep the event running in future years.

All information can be found at www.hackathon.vn. Only the registration form is in English this time. However, when you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, feel free to contact them via email in English.

Stay tuned for more updates from APCS – Hackathon 2012.


We make simple, fun, useful apps. Look for some great new ones coming very soon :-)