Today’s apps gone free: Gloomlogue, Globo, Tower of Fortune and more

Add a little gloom to your photos, tell the time, and fight for your family with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Gloomlogue ($0.99 → Free, 4.0 MB): Add a little gloom to your photos with this powerful effects app. It’s for anyone who wants to give their photos a more moody, film-inspired look.

It requires very little effort to transform your photos into illustrated gloom paintings. Just choose a photo from your library or take a new one from within the app. Then drag the gloom slider to adjust the intensity of the effect. After that, you can take your photos to a whole new level by applying filters, text, borders, and distortions. Your creations can be shared via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, AirDrop, or email.

Gloomlogue is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 2166 ratings.

Globo – World Clock and Weather ($0.99 → Free, 3.1 MB): An eye-popping world clock that will meet all of your time checking needs. It’s a handy app for travelers or those with friends and family across the globe.

You’re able to create a list of your favorite locations around the world and view their times as a color-coded list. Tap on a location to view more detailed information like its time zone, time interval and distance from you, coordinates, and even weather. You’re also able to change the time in one location and see the changes in all of your other locations. The app includes support for up to 64 custom location-based alarms, imperial and metric support, two sorting options, and 12- and 24-hour formats.

Globo – World Clock and Weather is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 121 ratings.

Tower of Fortune ($0.99 → Free, 8.7 MB): A retro-style RPG with a nifty slot machine mechanic. It’s for fans of the RPG genre who also enjoy one-button gameplay.

Play as a retired hero who is forced to draw his sword once again when his daughter is taken by an unknown power. Spin the wheel to battle opponents, earn gold, and obtain special items. The game includes 39 different enemies, 37 types of equipment, 39 combat quests, 12 tavern quests, and three different endings.

Tower of Fortune is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 3467 ratings.

Universal:

GREG – A Mathematical Puzzle Game To Train Your Brain Skills ($0.99 → Free, 4.5 MB): A fast-paced mathematical game that has you adding up numbers to earn a high score. It’s the perfect game to help you work on your math skills and enhance your mental flexibility.

GREG proves that even simple math isn’t easy. A grid of numbered tokens is laid out before you. Tap on tokens to select and add them up in order to match the number at the top. Each turn of the timer located around the number at the top will cause the unused tokens to become hotter and change color. If a single token burns up before you reach the next level, it’s game over. Bonus points can be scored by making lines, squares, and crosses from your selected tokens, and you can utilize power-ups to clear levels faster.

GREG – A Mathematical Puzzle Game To Train Your Brain Skills is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 31 ratings.

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Developers:

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It must have at least a three-star average rating at the time it goes free.
The app must not have been free numerous times (3+) over the last six months.
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