Today’s apps gone free: Nightmares from the Deep, LVL CAM, Gro Recycling and more

Answer the siren’s call, take perfectly balanced photos, and learn about recycling with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

LVL CAM ($0.99 → Free, 8.9 MB): Take perfectly balanced photos with this camera app. It’s great for iPhoneographers who enjoy capturing nature scenes.

Tilt your iDevice to position the white circle in the center of the frame while also keeping the line level. The interface will turn green when you have everything perfectly balanced. You can then capture a photo manually or have LVL CAM automatically do it for you. The app also includes separate focus and exposure controls, a grid option, and a ghosting option for lining up several of the same shots.

LVL CAM is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 33 ratings.

Nightmares from the Deep™: The Siren’s Call (Full) ($4.99 → Free, 326.3 MB): Answer the siren’s call to save a beleaguered village and take down the infamous Davy Jones in this adventure game. It’s ideal for those who enjoy going on the hunt for hidden objects.

Sarah Black, the famous curator at the Caribbean Naval Museum, has been pulled back into her nightmare from the deep in this heart-pounding sequel. The citizens of Kingsmouth are slowly being turned into ghoulish creatures due to a curse cast upon them by Mayor Murray and Davy Jones. You must search for more than 400 objects in 20 different scenes to save them. The game also features 48 locations to travel through 28 mini-games, and Game Center support.

Nightmares from the Deep™: The Siren’s Call (Full) is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 55 ratings.

Universal:

Gro Recycling ($2.99 → Free, 111.6 MB): Your little one can learn all about recycling by feeding hungry bins in this adorable educational game. It’s for any parent who wants to teach their child about sustainability.

Your child will be presented with a random collection of animated recycling bins. They must then drag and drop the trash to the appropriate bin. If they don’t, the bin will simply spit it back out. Once they’ve cleaned up enough trash, something useful will be produced for the furry creatures of the forest. The game includes six recycling bin characters, six machines to interact with, and 100 different pieces of garbage.

Gro Recycling is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 11 ratings.

Stress Baal ($0.99 → Free, 38.3 MB): Alleviate stress by taking it out on a little red devil in Stress Baal. We all have a little stress in our lives, so this app is basically for anyone looking to get rid of it without any repercussions.

Baal is a little red devil with a ton of personality and a high tolerance for pain, which is why we enjoy beating him up so very much. The animated, hand-drawn Baal will dance around, shape shift, and do whatever else he wants if left alone, and that’s where you come in. Baal needs to be roughed up because he totally deserves it! You’re able to interact with Baal in a wide variety of ways. Your imagination is the only thing holding you back from seeing the thousands upon thousands of hilarious and wacky animations.

Stress Baal is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 53 ratings.

iPad:

Presentation Link – App for interactive presentations on the iPad ($4.99 → Free, 4.9 MB): Create eye-popping interactive presentations with Presentation Link. It’s mainly for business professionals.

You’re able to populate your presentation with as many images and videos as necessary since Presentation Link’s powerful rendering has no problem doing some heavy lifting. You can also attach audio files to specific slides. Hyperlinks can be added to help move seamlessly through slides, which comes in very handy for non-linear presentations. Then when you’re ready for the world to see your presentation, you can play it right on your iPad or connect it to a TV or projector. The app also includes the ability to duplicate presentations and share them via email, Dropbox, YouTube, or iTunes File Sharing.

Presentation Link – App for interactive presentations on the iPad is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 244 ratings.

Nightmares from the Deep™: The Siren’s Call HD (Full) ($6.99 → Free, 812.2 MB): Answer the siren’s call to save a beleaguered village and take down the infamous Davy Jones in this adventure game. It’s ideal for those who enjoy going on the hunt for hidden objects.

Sarah Black, the famous curator at the Caribbean Naval Museum, has been pulled back into her nightmare from the deep in this heart-pounding sequel. The citizens of Kingsmouth are slowly being turned into ghoulish creatures due to a curse cast upon them by Mayor Murray and Davy Jones. You must search for more than 400 objects in 20 different scenes to save them. The game also features 48 locations to travel through 28 mini-games, and Game Center support.

Nightmares from the Deep™: The Siren’s Call HD (Full) is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 240 ratings.

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