Today’s Apps Gone Free: Cut, Gunpowder, Picsew and More

Cut works of art into equal parts, draw lines in the sand and liberate a town’s gold supply, and stitch multiple screenshots together with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

NoLocation – Remove exif data from photos ($2.99 → Free, 15.6 MB): Remove location data from your photos with NoLocation. Those who prefer to keep their data private.

NoLocation allows you to quickly and easily remove EXIF data from your photos. The data can be removed from new photos taken within NoLocation, or you can import any photo from your library. Keep in mind that NoLocation doesn’t overwrite the original photo. It simply makes a copy of the photo without any of the EXIF data included.

NoLocation – Remove exif data from photos is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 25 ratings.

War of Eclipse ($0.99 → Free, 12.3 MB): Captain your very own air battleship and take the fight to the aliens in this role-playing game. Fans of retro-style graphics and gameplay.

War of Eclipse is unabashedly retro. Its pixel art graphics are sharp and its gameplay brutally difficult. You’re able to choose from seven powerful battleships, each of which can be customized in a variety of ways. Blast away all kinds of alien invaders by perfectly timing your shots. The game includes 35 enemy types to take on, random equipment drops, and seven different endings to discover.

War of Eclipse is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 551 ratings.

Universal:

cut. ($0.99 → Free, 32.0 MB): Slice and dice works of art into equal parts in Cut. Those who enjoy casual games.

Cut takes line art and makes it interactive. The goal is to guide balls around the screen in order to cut the line art into equal parts. That’s easier said that done since some of the balls are connected to the lines, some can’t cut specific lines, and some have friction. Tap and hold to move the balls and see what happens. Try and try again until you have equal parts.

cut. is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.

Gunpowder ($2.99 → Free, 911.8 MB): Draw lines in the sand and liberate the town’s gold from the greedy Grimshaw in Gunpowder. Fans of puzzle games.

Boss Grimshaw has stolen all of the town’s gold and locked it up in piggy banks and safes. It’s up to you to save the day by leading trails of fire to the explosives. You’re able to utilize everything from flaming wagons to cannons, but be prepared for anything, because Grimshaw is one tricky bandit. The game includes a total of 150 levels to play through.

Gunpowder is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 152 ratings.

Picsew – Screenshot Stitching ($0.99 → Free, 4.0 MB): Stitch together multiple screenshots with Picsew. Those who have scrollable content to share.

Picsew is all about simplicity. You’re able to grab multiple screenshots or photos from your library or camera roll and have them stitched together automatically. This functionality is great for merging chat history, long web pages, tweets, and more. Of course, you can also manually adjust the horizontal or vertical stitching if need be. The app includes the ability to add your own custom watermark as well.

Picsew – Screenshot Stitching is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 15 ratings.

That concludes today’s issue of Apps Gone Free. If you like staying on top of these daily deals, don’t forget to check out our free AppsGoneFree app. It provides all the deals each day, and even an archive of past deals that are still active.

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