Today's list features Mobigame's raunchy truck driving title, a zombie dual-stick shooter, a unique twist on chess and tower defense for your iPad, and much more.
Blood'nGuns ($.99 -> Free): A dual-stick shooter that features zombies. What could be better? The game features the ability to have up to 80 zombies on the screen at once, six surival game modes, 12 different weapons, weapon power-ups, global power-ups, and OpenFeint integration.
Blood'nGuns is available for free today only (8/1). It has a three-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of 3,753 ratings.
Truckers Delight: Episode 1 ($.99 -> Free): A raunchy game based on a popular internet video, which will have you taking control of an 18-wheeler in hot pursuit of Alpha chick. The game features tilt-controls, 16-bit graphics, power-ups, and extremely crude humor.
Truckers Delight: Episode 1 is available for free today only (8/1). It has a three-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of 207 ratings.
Fishing Frenzy Deluxe ($.99 -> Free): A tilt-based fishing game where you control the boat's direction by tilting left and right, and the fishing rod's hook depth by tilting front and back. The goal is to catch a specific number of fish in your boat before time expires. The game features multiple fishing locations, power-ups, and Facebook integration.
Fishing Frenzy Deluxe is available for free today only (8/1). It has a three-star rating, and a total of 12 ratings.
Face Effects ($.99 -> Free): Allows you to add tons of different items to your photos and share your unique creations via email or save them to your Camera Roll. Items can be resized and rotated by using your two nimble fingers.
Face Effects is available for free for a limited time. It has a four-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of eight ratings.
Quarqa ($.99 -> Free): A puzzle game where you take turns picking highlighted numbers from a row or column in order to obtain the highest score. Red tiles are negative points, and green tiles are positive. Your choice of tile determines your opponent's next row or column, so you can use a bit of strategy to win.
Quarqa is available for free today only (8/1). It has a three-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of seven ratings.
Scarabeus: Pearl of Nile ($2.99 -> Free): A puzzle game that requires you to collect four balls of the same color in the scarab dials. Balls roll in from the top of the screen and land in scarab dials. You must spin the dials by tapping them, and then launch the balls by swiping in order to keep the train moving. Each level features multiple dials, so moving balls from one to the next is required to win. The game features 40 levels that become more challenging as you progress, the ability to share scores via Facebook or Twitter, and OpenFeint integration.
Scarabeus: Pearl of Nile is available for free for an undisclosed amount of time. It has a four-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of nine ratings.
Universal:
Stealth Tones ($.99 -> Free): A simple app that allows you to play sounds that only certain age ranges can hear. You can choose from five different tones, each with a different age range: 24 or lower, 30 or lower, 39 or lower, 49 or lower, and 60 or lower. Can be used in the background if you are running iOS 4 or later.
Stealth Tones is available for free today only (8/1). It has a three-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of 103 ratings.
iPad only:
Knight Defense HD ($.99 -> Free): A combination of glow graphics, tower defense, and chess. Move and upgrade your chess pieces in real-time in order to stop the oncoming forces from reaching your king. The game features multiple scenarios with varying difficulties, tons of different ways to beat each level, and OpenFeint integration.
Knight Defense HD is available for free today only (8/1). It has a four-and-a-half-star rating, and a total of 11 ratings.
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