Today’s Apps Gone Free: Planet of Cubes, Wardwell House, Markdown and More
Craft anything you want, discover the secrets hiding in the forest, and create Markdown documents with today’s collection of apps and games.
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Universal:Planet of Cubes : Multi Craft ($0.99 → Free, 127.4 MB): Craft anything you want on a global infinite planet with Planet of Cubes. It’s for those who enjoy open world games like Minecraft.
Planet of Cubes places you in an open environment with an unlimited amount of other players located worldwide. When you’re placed on the planet, you’re provided with your very own rental space where you can build anything you want from cubes. But be careful, because rental spaces will expire, and when they do you can be locked out of building on them and another player can take over. The game includes more than 160 different players skins to choose from, built-in chat, and the ability to explore anything and everything on the planet.
Planet of Cubes : Multi Craft is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 8 ratings.
Tiggly Doctor: Spell Verbs and Perform Actions Like a Real Doctor ($2.99 → Free, 144.3 MB): Tiggly Doctor will help your child check up on their verbs. It’s for parents and teachers with children ages five and under.
Your child gets to be a doctor for the day. The waiting room is full of patients with unique ailments who require your child’s attention. They’ll get to perform a series of operations like putting bones back in place, pulling dancing worms out of wounds, and much more all while building more than 200 verbs.
Tiggly Doctor: Spell Verbs and Perform Actions Like a Real Doctor is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 18 ratings.
Tiggly Submarine: Preschool ABC Game ($2.99 → Free, 79.3 MB): Tiggly Submarine will help your child understand simple words and short vowel sounds. It’s for parents with children ages five and under.
Your child is able to explore the sea by tapping and dragging Tiggly and his submarine around. When they come across a character, they can latch on to an anchor point and start creating short words. There’s no wrong way to play. Just explore and create.
Tiggly Submarine: Preschool ABC Game is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 38 ratings.
Wardwell House ($0.99 → Free, 150.6 MB): Discover the secrets hiding in the forest in Wardwell House. It’s a creepy adventure.
Lost at sea with no hope, you somehow drift onto the shores of a mysterious island. Exhausted and a bit unhinged from your travels, you stumble your way into the forest. Only now do you realize the situation you’re in, and it becomes more and more horrifying with each step you take. Explore the dark and mysterious environments simply by moving your iDevice through the air and uncover the secret of Wardwell House.
Wardwell House is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 27 ratings.
Markdown – Powerful markdown editor for Medium ($2.99 → Free, 15.3 MB): Create, edit, and preview Markdown documents with this text editor. It’s for those who utilize Markdown language.
When your documents need to be beautifully formatted and shared with the world, there’s Markdown. It allows you to easily create documents using Markdown syntax thanks to its custom keyboard. Your documents can include bold text, headers, links, tables, and more with the tap of a button. Markdown allows you to preview your work to ensure everything is formatted correctly before sharing it as a webpage, posting it to Medium, or simply syncing it with Dropbox.
Markdown – Powerful markdown editor for Medium is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 259 ratings.
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