Today’s Apps Gone Free: Galaxy Groove, Draw in 3D, Lane Splitter and More

Bring life to an entire galaxy, create 3-D works of art, and ride dangerously with today’s collection of apps and games.

All app prices are subject to change at any time and without notice regardless of stated free duration. Price changes are solely under the control of the developers.

Universal:

Tiggly Doctor: Spell Verbs and Perform Actions Like a Real Doctor ($2.99 → Free, 308.3 MB): Tiggly Doctor will help your child check up on their verbs. 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 20 ratings.

Galaxy Groove ($1.99 → Free, 130.9 MB): Play as a little robot and bring life to an entire galaxy in Galaxy Groove. Fans of platformers.

These little robots love to move to the beat. Tap to jump, swim, and bounce your way through 10 unique planets in order to restore the beautiful environments. One mistake, however, and it’s all over. Collect stars to unlock more planets and robots.

Galaxy Groove is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 10 ratings.

Lane Splitter ($0.99 → Free, 101.5 MB): Ride your motorcycle through traffic and reach top speed in Lane Splitter. Those who enjoy endless distance games.

Lane Splitter will put your reflexes to the test. You’re able to control your motorcycle with ultra smooth tilt controls. Tap and hold on the screen to perform a wheelie, and test your luck by weaving through traffic to earn bonus points. Above all else, avoid crashing into anything including the guard rail and the police in order to survive. The game includes 10 unlockable characters, all kinds of power-ups, and global leaderboards.

Lane Splitter is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 44542 ratings.

iPad:

Draw in 3d ($1.99 → Free, 79.3 MB): Anyone can create amazing works of art with Draw in 3D. Those who have always wanted to try 3-D modeling.

Even if you lack artistic talent, you’ll be creating awesome 3-D art in no time thanks to the app’s intuitive controls. Draw in 3D starts off with a brief tutorial in order to make sure you understand how to set depth anchors and view different planes. Then put your finger to the screen and start creating. The app allows you to freely rotate and move the camera using two and three finger gestures. Once you have something you’re proud of, you’re able to share a static image or a link to your creation in full 3-D. The app even supports 3-D printing in case you have access to that sort of thing.

Draw in 3d is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 63 ratings.

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