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Description
FutureMe - Face AppThis app is for users who want to see themselves in old age or who are simply into palmistry. With it you can scan your appearance and see yourself as you will look 30 or 60 years from now.
Gameplay
If you're looking for an app that can read your fate from your palm or simply show you what you'll look like in 30 or 50 years, this app is for you. All you need to do is upload your photo, select the "aging function," and then specify the age you want to see yourself at.
The app won't give an exact result, but it will show you a fairly close approximation of how you'll look at the years you've chosen.This app has not only an aging function but also a palmistry function, in which you scan your palm. The app then analyzes the lines on your palm and displays the state of your physical and psychological health, and also reveals the secrets hidden in your fate lines.
There are quite a few similar apps on the internet; users entertain themselves by creating their own aged images and sharing them on social networks.Key Features
By installing this app on your device, you can see how you will look in old age. You can also see what your appearance would be if you had been born American, Japanese, Egyptian, Korean, or Native American. The app changes your facial features and adjusts them to the parameters of the nationality you choose. Use the palmistry function and discover what secret of your fate is hidden in the lines on your palm.
0 Dec 23 Additional information:- Requires Android version: 4.4 or higher
- Age restrictions: none
- Russian localization: available
- Cache installation: not required
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- Download the APK file above to your phone.
- Allow “Install unknown apps” when prompted.
- Open the downloaded APK and tap Install.
- If the package includes OBB/XAPK data, follow the bundled instructions.
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