Today's AGF list includes a robotic dual-stick shooter, an alarm clock app without a snooze button, a game that has you weaving in and out of traffic on a sport bike, and more.
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iPhone:
RobotNGun ($2.99 -> Free, 42.2 MB): Protect the last resource and the entire human race from the robot attack in this dual-stick shooter game. It features upgrades for your robotic warrior, two modes, 150 battles, and Game Center integration.
RobotNGun is available for free today only (03/18). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 26 ratings.
BrainsPool ($.99 -> Free, 13.2 MB): Break chains by tapping on them in order to get the red ball into the chest in this physics-based puzzle game. The game features 23 levels.
BrainsPool is available for free today only (03/18). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 4 ratings.
FreakyAlarm ($.99 -> Free, 17.5 MB): With this alarm clock app you can't just hit the snooze button, as it forces you to answer a series of logical mathematical questions in order to get it to stop annoying you. It features three priority levels which will determine the difficulty of the questions. It also includes stat tracking and badges to earn.
FreakyAlarm is available for free until March 20th. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 3 ratings.
Universal:
Lane Splitter ($.99 -> Free, 17.5 MB): Control Jake Melton and his sport bike by tilting your iDevice, and weave in and out of traffic to obtain the highest score. The game features beautifully rendered 3D graphics, the ability to pop a wheelie by tapping the screen to earn bonus points, and global leaderboards.
Lane Splitter is available for free today only (03/18). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 84 ratings.
iPad:
BrainsPool HD ($2.99 -> Free, 16.3 MB): Like the iPhone version above, only with iPad-optimized graphics.
BrainsPool HD is available for free today only (03/18). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 5 ratings.
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