Knock cows off of clouds, direct spaceships to deliver freight, and brush up on your math skills with today's AGF list.
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iPhone:
Cow Trouble ($.99 -> Free, 17.1 MB): Cows have gotten stuck in clouds from trying to jump over the moon, and it's up to you to knock them down by dropping balls from the sky in this physics-based puzzle game. The game features a variety of balls with special abilities to choose from, pixelated retro graphics, and Game Center integration.
Cow Trouble is available for free today only (06/27). It has a 3-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.
mList (Todo List / Task Manager) ($1.99 -> Free, 6.9 MB): A personal manager / task management app that allows you to create and schedule emails, phone calls, to-dos, and SMS messages instead of just being reminded of them. When the time comes to send a message or contact a person on your list, all of the information will be ready to go, just hit send or call.
mList (Todo List / Task Manager) is available for free today only (06/27). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.
Universal:
Space Freight ($.99 -> Free, 32.2 MB): Direct ships into their appropriate slots on the Galactic Explorer SV-3 in order to safely unload their cargo in this line-drawing game. Aliens will try to take over your ships as well, but don’t worry, you can take them down with the Galactic Explorer SV-3′s mounted laser cannon. The game features five different cargo ships to navigate, three aliens types, and Game Center integration.
Space Freight is available for free today only (06/27). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 17 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Baseball Multiplication™ 1-12 Facts ($1.99 -> Free, 12.5 MB): Take turns with a friend answering multiplication questions in order to score the most runs in an educational game of baseball. The game features 3 innings of play, basic multiplication questions from 1 to 12, and correct and incorrect answer feedback.
Everyday Mathematics® Baseball Multiplication™ 1-12 Facts is available for free today only (06/27). It has a 4.0-star rating with a total of 27 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Baseball Multiplication™ 1–6 Facts ($1.99 -> Free, 12.5 MB): Like the game directly above, only it features basic multiplication questions from 1 to 6.
Everyday Mathematics® Baseball Multiplication™ 1–6 Facts is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3-star rating with a total of 36 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Divisibility Dash™ ($1.99 -> Free, 25.6 MB): You're presented with a target divisor and number globes, and it's your job to create a two-digit multiple of the devisor to eliminate each of the number globes in this educational game. It features a total of 19 divisors and 60 number globes, randomized number globes, and correct and incorrect answer feedback.
Everyday Mathematics® Divisibility Dash™ is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 36 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Subtraction Top-It™ ($1.99 -> Free, 12 MB): Find the difference between the cards you are dealt and identify which player has the greater difference to score the most points in this educational game. You are also rewarded with additional points for having the greater difference. The game features single or multiplayer options, 8 rounds of play, and a randomized deck of cards.
Everyday Mathematics® Subtraction Top-It™ is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 27 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Addition Top It ($1.99 -> Free, 8.3 MB): Like the game directly above, except it features addition instead of subtraction.
Everyday Mathematics® Addition Top It is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 100 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Equivalent Fractions™ ($1.99 -> Free, 21.8 MB): Match equivalent fraction cards with the cards in your hand to score points and reveal new cards in this educational game. The game features simple touch and drag mechanics, and a full tutorial.
Everyday Mathematics® Equivalent Fractions™ is available for free until June 30th. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 64 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Monster Squeeze™ ($1.99 -> Free, 14.9 MB): Take turns trying to guess the secret number on a line by simply tapping on any one of them. You'll be notified whether your guess was lower, higher or right on with the secret number. If it was lower or higher, your opponent gets a shot at it. The game features five rounds, and customizable number lines all the way up to 30.
Everyday Mathematics® Monster Squeeze™ is available for free until June 30th. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 65 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Name That Number™ ($1.99 -> Free, 9.5 MB): Use five numbered tiles and addition, subtraction, multiplication and/or division signs to come up with the target number in this educational game. The more tiles you use to reach the target number, the more points you earn. The game features five rounds, guided or unguided play, and correct and incorrect answer feedback.
Everyday Mathematics® Name That Number™ is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 73 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Beat the Computer™ Multiplication ($1.99 -> Free, 15.3 MB): You have 20 seconds to answer the multiplication problems and beat the computer, and your score is based on how fast you complete the problems. The game features 20 rounds.
Everyday Mathematics® Beat the Computer™ Multiplication is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 80 ratings.
Everyday Mathematics® Tric-Trac™ ($1.99 -> Free, 13.9 MB): The object of the game is to have the lowest possible score from the numbers in your hand by rolling dice, finding the sum, and then matching it to the numbers in your hand to remove them. The game features basic addition problems from 0 to 6.
Everyday Mathematics® Tric-Trac™ is available for free until June 30th. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 63 ratings.
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