Today's Apps Gone Free: Emoji Party, Milkeddit, Multiple Exposure and More

Guess emoji combinations, experience reddit as it was meant to be, and shoot multiple exposures with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Milkeddit ($1.99 → Free, 22.1 MB): Experience reddit as it was meant to be with Milkeddit. It’s for both experienced and casual reddit users.

Milkeddit makes using reddit while on the go a complete joy. It supports multiple accounts, 3D Touch, multireddits, mute filters, reddit-wide search, notifications, content filters, vote filters, read filters, and so very much more. Just choose your preferred layout for text and thumbnails, one of the many gorgeous themes, and enjoy reddit as it was meant to be.

Milkeddit is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 31 ratings.

Emoji Party – The Ultimate Party Game ($0.99 → Free, 16.7 MB): Guess the emoji combinations in Emoji Party. It’s a fantastic party game.

Emoji Party is what you get when you combine charades and everyone’s favorite emojis. Just divide your friends and family into teams, pick a category, and start the game by placing your iPhone on your forehead. The screen will display an emoji combination which the person holding the iPhone will have to guess. If they guess correctly, they must turn the iPhone down. Turn it up to skip. The game includes seven categories to choose from, each of which provide rules and extra challenges. Additional categories are available via in-app purchase. Emoji Party can also be played on Apple TV.

Emoji Party – The Ultimate Party Game is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 5 ratings.

Universal:

Multiple Exposure ($1.99 → Free, 2.1 MB): Shoot multiple exposures with this easy to use photography app. It’s for both seasoned and hobbyist photographers.

Shooting multiple exposures on your iDevice couldn’t be easier. Just tap the little button to expose your first photo, and press the big button to expose a second and save the combination to your library. That’s all there is to it. The app also provides live previews, exposure compensation, and eight different filters to choose from.

Multiple Exposure is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 32 ratings.

Chisla – Math puzzle and brain teaser with cool arithmetic challenge ($0.99 → Free, 7.8 MB): Combine numbers to match the target in Chisla. It’s fast, brain-stretching fun.

All you have to do is tap on numbers to add them up and reach the target number. But make sure your tapping finger is warmed up and ready, because you only have 15 seconds to complete the challenge. When you reach the target number, the numbers you used will be removed from the grid. When you clear an entire row it will be filled with new numbers, which will make it a lot easier to achieve the next target number. Keep matching until you run out of time or brain power.

Chisla – Math puzzle and brain teaser with cool arithmetic challenge is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 9 ratings.

iPad:

Stickyboard 2 ($4.99 → Free, 1.8 MB): Stickyboard turns your iPad into a giant whiteboard with a never-ending stack of sticky notes. It’s ideal for pretty much anyone who needs to track thoughts or map ideas.

Sticky notes of different sizes and colors can be created by double-tapping on the whiteboard. They can also be moved and resized with a tap and drag of your finger. You’re able to select and organize multiple sticky notes by first dragging your finger over them, and then using three-finger swipe gestures to choose a layout. The app also includes the ability to write on the whiteboard with different colored markers, undo and redo, a gallery view, and the ability to share your stickies as a PDF or text.

Stickyboard 2 is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 164 ratings.

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