Today's AGF list includes a teddy bear slaughtering prequel, a balancing game that requires dexterity and concentration, a universal snowboarding game, and much more.
Disclaimer: All prices are subject to change at any time and without notice regardless of stated free duration.
iPhone:
Finger Balance ($.99 -> Free): You have a rod with a ball on it, and your goal is to raise and lower both ends with your fingers to keep the ball balanced and navigate it through the obstacles. The game features 98 levels, instant replay, three game modes, retro music, and OpenFeint integration.
Finger Balance is available for free today only (12/16). It has a four-star rating and a total of 78 ratings.
TiKi Toss 3D ($.99 -> Free): A digital version of the classic hook-and-ring game. Grab the ring on a rope and swing it towards a hook to score points. The game features three modes, realistic physics, island music, and OpenFeint integration.
Tiki Toss 3D is available for free today only (12/16). It has a four-and-a-half-star rating and a total of 11 ratings.
Fishing Frenzy Deluxe ($.99 -> Free): A tilt-based fishing game where you control the boat’s direction by tilting left and right, and the fishing rod’s hook depth by tilting front and back. The goal is to catch a specific number of fish in your boat before time expires. The game features multiple fishing locations, power-ups, and Facebook integration.
Fishing Frenzy Deluxe is available for free for a limited time. It has a three-and-a-half-star rating and a total of 28 ratings.
QuizQuizQuiz ($.99 -> Free): If you couldn't already tell from the title, this is a quiz game for the whole family. It features over 5,000 questions from a wide range of categories, a pass and play mode, multiple difficulty levels, multiple game modes, and online leaderboards.
QuizQuizQuiz is available for free today only (12/16). It has a three-star rating and a total of 78 ratings.
Ninja GoGo ($.99 -> Free): A platform and distance game wrapped into a single package. It features the ability to change the ninja's speed by tilting left or right, items to collect, boss battles, and OpenFeint integration.
Ninja GoGo is available for free for a limited time. It has a three-star rating and a total of 78 ratings.
d'ART Bizarre ($.99 -> Free): A jigsaw puzzle game featuring hand-drawn and rather bizarre artwork by Lukas Lukoševičius. The app includes 20 unique images to reconstruct, multiple difficulty levels, and the ability to share completed images on Facebook or set them as wallpapers.
d'ART Bizarre is available for free for a limited time. It has a four-star rating and a total of nine ratings.
Universal:
Crazy Snowboard ($.99 -> Free): An arcade snowboarding game that features Retina graphics, 30 missions, 13 riders to unlock, 13 boards to unlock, 16 tricks, destructible obstacles, and Game Center integration.
Crazy Snowboard is available for free today only (12/16). It has a five-star rating and a total of 22 ratings.
BATTLE BEARS -1 ($.99 -> Free): Battle your way through tons of evil teddy bears who want nothing more than to hug you to death by utilizing a wide variety of menacing weapons. The game features customizable on-screen controls, loads of humor, and OpenFeint integration. This is the first time Battle Bears -1 has been marked down to free, so don't miss out.
Battle Bears -1 is available for free today only (12/16). It has a four-star rating and a total of 153 ratings.
Shell Shock ($1.99 -> Free): An artillery game where you must launch shells into the air at the proper angle to take out your enemies. The game features over 20 levels, realistic physics, and OpenFeint integration.
Shell Shock is available for free until January 1st. It has a three-and-a-half-star rating and a total of 80 ratings.
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