Take control of a Flying Hamster, fire arrows from atop a castle wall, and man a stationary cannon to keep the ZomBears at bay with today's AGF list.
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iPhone:
Catapult Madness ($.99 -> Free, 9 MB): The goal of the game is to launch peasants into the neighboring castle in order to ask for help, but it’s no easy task. You will need to time your launch perfectly and use a variety of objects and upgrades to achieve your goal. The game features four characters, five power-ups, tons of different upgrades, and Game Center integration.
Catapult Madness is available for free today only (05/17). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 26,442 ratings.
Flying Hamster ($2.99 -> Free, 106.5 MB): Help Newton, the Flying Hamster, rescue his girl by destroying everything in his path in this side-scrolling shooter. It features six environments, eight weapons, 35 enemies, an unlockable hard mode, and Game Center integration.
Flying Hamster is available for free today only (05/17). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 7 ratings.
Plush Wars ($.99 -> Free, 92.9 MB): Man a stationary cannon and deploy traps to defend your castle from the invading ZomBears. The game features three worlds, all kinds of different cannons and ammunition, 3D Retina graphics, and Game Center integration.
Plush Wars is available for free today only (05/17). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 4 ratings.
Catcha Prince ($1.99 -> Free, 31.4 MB): Defend your castle from the invading army by shooting your powerful bow and deploying three different heroes. The game features five stages, a boss battle, the ability to purchase new items, and Game Center integration.
Catcha Prince is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.
Crazy Bikers ($1.99 -> Free, 17.5 MB): In this bicycle racing game, the goal isn’t only to win the race but also to perform as many crazy stunts as possible. The game features on-screen controls, six riders, 16 tracks across four locations, and Game Center integration.
Crazy Bikers is available for free until May 21st. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 36 ratings.
iDork ($.99 -> Free, 54.3 MB): Help iDork get to the exit in each level by drawing platforms for him to walk on. Tap any spot on the screen to get him to walk towards it, but watch out for moving objects and try to avoid falling into the abyss, otherwise you will have to start over. The game includes a total of 50 levels.
iDork is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3-star rating with a total of 4,367 ratings.
Snake '97 ($.99 -> Free, 9.9 MB): An homage to the classic game of Snake found on those ancient Nokia phones. It features four phones (which act as different difficulty levels), old school graphics and controls, and Game Center integration.
Snake '97 is available for free today only (05/17). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.
Universal:
ReaXXor ($.99 -> Free, 13.5 MB): ReaXXor is actually four apps in one. It features three different speed- and memory-based games, along with the ability to just tap away on the four drum pads. It also features Retina graphics, the ability to play in portrait or landscape orientation, and Game Center integration.
ReaXXor is available for free today only (05/17). It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 22 ratings.
iPad:
Flying Hamster HD ($3.99 -> Free, 104.6 MB): Like the iPhone version above, but with iPad-optimized graphics and controls.
Flying Hamster HD is available for free today only (05/17). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 7 ratings.
Developers:
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- It must have at least a three-star average rating at the time it goes free.
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