iPhone And iPad Apps Gone Free: Babylonian Twins, Snow Moto Racing, Seaglass HD And More
July 6, 2010
Today's list features the critically acclaimed puzzle/platformer, Babylonian Twins. We also have a simple yet addictive match-3 game for the iPad gamers out there.
Babylonian Twins ($3.99 -> Free): A platformer where you must control not one but two characters to get through the many challenging puzzles. It features five unique worlds, over a dozen levels, on-screen controls, and OpenFeint integration.
Babylonian Twins is available for free today only (7/6). It has a three-and-a-half-star rating.
Snow Moto Racing ($1.99 -> Free): Now you can take to the snow even though it's the middle of summer. Take charge of your beastly snowmobile via tilt controls as you race through six unique tracks against AI-controlled opponents or against your friends locally. The game features multiple achievements and a hidden bonus game as well.
Snow Moto Racing is available for free for a limited time. It has a three-and-a-half-star rating.
FuntasticFace ($.99 -> Free): Want to change your appearance in a variety of ways? Then this is the app for you. It features hundreds of elements like eyes, ears, noses, mouths, and more. The interface is easy enough to figure out so you won't have to spend hours just trying to find items when you should be placing them on your face. It also features Facebook integration and the ability to share photos via email.
FuntasticFace is available for free for an undisclosed amount of time. It has a three-and-a-half-star rating.
Note To Self ($.99 -> Free): A simple app that allows you to quickly capture a thought before you forget it. It basically allows you to write up a note, geotag it, and email it to yourself in fewer taps than most apps.
Note To Self is available for free through July 10th. It has a three-and-a-half-star rating.
Crash Balls ($.99 -> Free): A remove 'em-style game where the goal is to remove the orbs from the game board by tapping same-colored groups of two or more. It features tons of different gameplay options, as well as the ability to win a copy of MobiQ IM by obtaining a specific score in a given amount of time. It's actually kind of neat having the chance to win real prizes just from playing a game.
Crash Balls is available for free today only (7/6). It has a four-star rating.
Cownappers ($1.99 -> Free): Take control of a spaceship that is powered only by cow milk. You know what that means, don't you? You will need to beam up as many cows as possible in order to score points, but you must also take down approaching enemy helicopters by blasting them with your laser. The game is simple but a lot of fun, and features OpenFeint integration as well.
Cownappers is available for free for a limited time. It has a four-star rating.
The Facility Two ($.99 -> Free): A mind-bending puzzle game that requires you to search for clues by tapping on objects in order to open doors and solve the mystery of The Facility. It's one of those games where you just will have to try it to see what it is all about.
The Facility Two is available for free through July 9th. It has a three-star rating.
iPad only:
Seaglass HD ($1.99 -> Free): A match-3 game where blocks slowly move up the screen and you must match them before they reach the top. Blocks can only be swapped out or moved horizontally, not vertically. You can score bigger bonuses by setting up large chains. The game features two modes of play, leaderboards, trophies, and three different skins to choose from.
Seaglass HD is available for free for one week. It has a four-and-a-half-star rating.