I cannot find an app showing installed on ipad 2

I've read every forum but can't seem to figure this out! I see the app (LightBoard) as installed in the app store on my device (but it wont open), I can see it in itunes on my computer. It has successfully been added to my other ipads. I have no age restrictions under settings, I have rebooted (home and power together), reset all my icons to try and find it and I have used the search function on the ipad and it doesn't see it. I don't want to wipe everything on the ipad for one app. Anyone got any other ideas? Help, please!

Like most other people who updated without the cloud, I lost my backup.
Why would they remove an app the was still functioning? I was playing that game up to the day I updated the iOS. I had a lot of game data on it too. Any other way to find the installer of this app?

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