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Version 21030 · 2026-10-22
Added animations to the pause and game over panels.
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The store currently lists version 21030, updated 2026-10-22.








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AmblyoVision II turns amblyopia therapy (also called lazy eye) into a fun, motivating experience with mini-games designed to train attention, fixation, and eye coordination.
How does it work?
The app uses anaglyphic technology: it displays exercises and games in red and green and, with anaglyph (red-green) glasses, stimulates each eye separately to encourage use of the amblyopic eye and train binocular vision. The filter color is configurable so you can adapt it to your glasses.
Who is it for?
Designed as a complement for children and adults following vision therapy under the supervision of a vision specialist.
Important notice
AmblyoVision II is a support tool within a professional treatment plan.
It does not replace medical diagnosis, prescription, or follow-up. Always follow the instructions of your eye-care professional and the recommendations provided in the app.…
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