Games To Download For Free Today: Tune Runner, SteamPunk Hockey, And Navy Patrol: Coastal Defense

Today we have a nice mix of games for you to download for free from three different indie developers. The genres include music/drawing, sports, and tower defense, which hopefully means that you will at least find something to enjoy this evening. Tune Runner: Appy Entertainment's spin on the music game featuring a line-drawing mechanic. The game requires you to draw the shapes that enter the screen before they run into Groov-EE the dancing boom-box. If you don't draw the shape successfully, he will lose energy and you will eventually lose. You can score multipliers by drawing the shape multiple times before reaching Groov-EE to score even more points. Tune Runner allows you to play any of the music on your device, or you can choose to play the single included song by Angel & Airwaves. The game is free and ad-based, but you can upgrade to the premium version for $1.99 or buy more energy as an in-app purchase. If you don't want to spend any money at all, you can participate in a drawing free for all to build up more energy. SteamPunk Hockey ($.99 -> Free): Air hockey mechanized. The game features your usual air hockey physics-based gameplay, but spruces the experience up with unique visuals and sounds. The game features 23 premade levels, multiple customization options, single and multiplayer gameplay, and OpenFeint for leader boards and achievements. SteamPunk Hockey is available for free today only (2/15/09). Navy Patrol: Coastal Defense Advanced ($4.99 -> Free): A tower defense game brought to you by ICS Mobile, the founders of FreeAppADay.com. This game was actually available for free yesterday as part of the same promotion, but the developers have decided to extend it for another day. The game features six different single player chapters to play through, three game styles, three levels of difficulty, tons of different enemies and towers, and of course OpenFeint integration.