How to download an app 
If you have never downloaded an app on your iphone before be reassured that it is a quick and easy three step process: you need to get an Apple ID, sign-in and download.
Step 1 – Ensure you have an Apple ID
Don’t have an apple ID? Then simply click here to create an Apple ID.
Step 2 – Now sign in to your Apple account
Open the Settings App on your phone, then select ‘iTunes & App Store‘ and sign in with your new account details.
Step 3 – Using your phone, it is time to download
Assuming you have now created an Apple ID and are signed in on your iPhone, simply click ‘Get CRICKLE for iPhone’ here.
Once the Crickle app is downloaded, tap the icon and the game will start.
When will I pay?
You will be prompted to pay when you first open the app. If you decide not to pay for the App at this stage you may enjoy 15 free plays first. Crickle only costs 99p. You will not be charged unless you agree to purchase.
Downloading an app on an Android phone is a quick and easy three step process: you need to get a Google Account, sign-in and download.
Step 1 – Ensure you have a Google Account
If you do not, then simply click here to create a Google Account.
Step 2 – Now sign in to your Google account
Sign in by opening the Settings App on your phone, then select ‘Accounts‘, then ‘Google’ and sign in with your new account details.
Step 3 – Using your phone, it is time to download
Assuming you have created a Google Account and are signed in on your Android Phone, simply click the ‘Get CRICKLE for Android’ button.
Once the Crickle app is downloaded, tap the icon and the game will start.
When will I pay?
You will be prompted to pay when you first open the app. If you decide not to pay for the App at this stage you may enjoy 15 free plays first. Crickle only costs 99p. You will not be charged unless you agree to purchase.
What if I cannot find the icon?
The icon looks like this:
It should appear among other icons on your home or front screens. If it does not, try looking in App Manager and in your download folder which is accessed by swiping the screen down from the top on many phones.