Today's AGF list includes an arcade game where you control a princess who is trying to defend her castle, an app that allows you to tweet your music and control it with swipe gestures, a 3D dual-stick shooter game, and much more.
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iPhone:
Zombie Crisis 3D:PROLOGUE ($.99 -> Free, 115.7 MB): Help Terry escape the lab by taking down every last zombie in his path in this on-rails first-person shooter. You are able to throw knives at the zombies by swiping, and control them while in the air by tilting your device. The game features four modes and Game Center integration.
Zombie Crisis 3D:PROLOGUE is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 14 ratings.
Hero Princess ($.99 -> Free, 11 MB): Angry vikings are trying to get into your castle by climbing up ladders, and it's up to you to throw items down at them and shake them off the ladders before it's too late. The game features special weapons and power-ups, Retina graphics, and game Center integration.
Hero Princess is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 8 ratings.
Hudriks ($.99 -> Free, 50.9 MB): Help the Hudriks save the world by jumping over obstacles and grabbing bonuses. Tapping under each character will cause them to leap into the air. The game features colorful graphics, a bunch of different environments to travel through, and boss battles.
Hudriks is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 17 ratings.
Captain Bombom. ($.99 -> Free, 50.6 MB): Stop the invading octopus aliens from destroying the planet by blasting them away in this 3D dual-stick shooter. The game features three difficulty levels, three different shooting abilities, and OpenFeint integration.
Captain Bombom. is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 5-star rating with a total of 3 ratings.
Skeleton Key ($1.99 -> Free, 9.7 MB): This puzzle game requires you to move keys to treasure chests to unlock them, but all of the keys move at the same time and can't be moved back up, so you must plan ahead. The game features 120 levels, three difficulty levels, and OpenFeint integration.
Skeleton Key is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 3-star rating with a total of 63 ratings.
TweetMusic ($.99 -> Free, 1.5 MB): This handy app allows you to share your current song information on Twitter quickly and easily. It features the ability to create iTunes Store or YouTube links for the song you're listening to, and simple finger gestures for controlling your music.
TweetMusic is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 89 ratings.
Play Physics ($.99 -> Free, 11.5 MB): Maneuver Alex the astronaut to the goal by tapping on the screen to propel him in this physics-based game. The fewer taps you use, the higher your star rating. The game features five worlds, 50 levels, and 150 stars to collect.
Play Physics is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.
Universal:
Puzzle Bot Blast ($1.99 -> Free, 15.3 MB): Aliens are descending from the top of the screen, and it's up to you to blast them before they reach the bottom. Each enemy reacts a little differently, allowing you to create chain reactions and earn bonus points. The game features two characters to choose from, two control schemes, and Game Center integration.
Puzzle Bot Blast is available for free today only (04/05). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 24 ratings.
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