Used Magic Trick: Invisible Deck for Android?


Magic Trick: Invisible Deck Analysis

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Magic Trick: Invisible Deck is an engaging entertainment application designed for Android users interested in magic tricks. The app enables users to perform an impressive card trick known as the Invisible Deck, where a spectator seemingly chooses a card that is later revealed to be the only one facing the opposite direction in the deck. This innovative trick relies on a combination of clever principles and interactive features that enhance the overall performance.

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The application offers a user-friendly interface, making it easy for both beginners and experienced magicians to navigate. It includes step-by-step instructions, tips for performance, and various customization options to personalize the experience. Additionally, the app is designed to work seamlessly on various Android devices, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable user experience.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.1.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 5.0 and up
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Total Downloads
57
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Invisible Deck is magic trick app created by a magician, for magicians.

Invisible Deck is magic trick app created by a magician, for magicians.

You can carry now your Invisible Deck always with you in your phone.

Imagine that you ask a spectator to name any playing card he likes. After he chooses a card, you open an app with a deck of face up cards on it. Start swiping the cards out until you find only one face down card. Its the spectator's card. And now for the best part! The way that this app works is so clever and easy, you can even let the spectator to do the entire thing!

Just let a spectator open the app, swipe through the cards and reveal his face down card! Looks like a real Magic.

Perform surrounded, anytime, anywhere.

Easy to use.

Advert free.

Perfect for magicians and mentalists.

Instantly repeatable.

Ends completely clean.

No need to touch the phone at any time.

When you learn how the Invisible Deck app works, and become accustomed to the system, you will never need to touch your phone - the spectator can do everything. With just a very few instructions from you, he can set his cards by himself without even noticing it. For some cards you won't even need to say a single word to him and the app will still work as expected. The magician or spectator always does the same taps and swipes regardless of the card the spectator named. It doesn't matter where he taps or where he swipes the card - thats not how this magic app works.

App also contains a false "pick a card" popup to show spectator, you actually set up their card beforehand as you 100% knew which card they'll pick, but you didn't! :)

100% FREE CHOICE.

NO FORCES.

NO STRANGE SWIPING.

NO STRANGE TAPPING.

NO STRANGE ANYTHING.

NO TILTING DEVICE.

NO BLUETOOTH NEEDED.

NO WIFI NEEDED.

NO EXTERNAL DEVICES NEEDED.

NO ACCOMPLICE NEEDED.

NO VOICE RECOGNITION.

NO CAMERA RECOGNITION.

NO GESTURE MOTION RECOGNITION.

NO NFC or RFC CHIPS.

NO PROPS.

NO MAGNETS AND THREADS :D.

NO SPECTATOR ... Actually, sorry you need a spectator :D.

IMPORTANT: To open the secret menu, with instructions on how to use this magic trick app, please press and hold the info icon in the bottom right corner until it opens.

Instructions video: https://youtu.be/SEKpc65mK90

So, what are you waiting for?

Download the Invisible Deck App, perform some magic and have fun!


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