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If you like the whole (if sometimes sordid) CSI sleuthing scenario, then you may well want to check out this futuristic take on the genre brought to us by the brilliant Thomas Domville ([email protected]).
Probably the worst skill to demo with audio alone, let's just roll with it as this game (whether played on your Echo or with an app on your smartphone) is really great. I would go so far as to say it's awesome, as in inspires awe - it's that good.
Today Andy Brown (@AndrewBrown100) is back to bring us a nice skill that tells US citizens what's above their heads, as well as demonstrating how the A-lady can estimate flight times from A to B too. Want to send in a demo? Please do to [email protected].
Try to retain full concentration throughout this torturous episode today at your own risk. Wait until there are no distractions and preferably when lying down in a dark room with a slightly damp flannel on your forehead. Here's a link to the full set of instructions in the skillstore.
Covered nearly 300 episodes ago, this one's well worth a revisit. Ashley Colburn ([email protected]) brings us a disturbing dollop of dinosaur danger in today's dramatic demo.
With help from the very fine vocals of Faith, today's skill will help you test your knowledge of the titles, characters and lyrics from Disney’s most popular songs.
He's back. Today Patrick Steggle ([email protected]) stirs up a storm in a teacup with this tricky maths-related skill.
Achieve a state of zenful relaxation with any of the many sumptuous soundscapes included in today's peaceful offering. One of the soothing sounds (possibly beginning with 'H') may sound somewhat familiar.
If you like Cluedo (evidently called 'Clue' on our cousins side of the pond) then you'll like this virtual version of that classic board game. Big thanks to Thomas Domville ([email protected]) for bringing us this cool demo of the 'Detective Game' skill.
We don't often cover random fact generating skills but, when we do, they're a real doozy! You'll never look at cucumbers in quite the same way again. This episode's as cool as… As… As… Simile's fail me.
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