Today’s Apps Gone Free: Dawn of Crafting, Sleepy Fan, Hack RUN and More

Craft items in order to build a civilization, block out the world, and hack into a mysterious organization’s computer system with today’s collection of apps and games.

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Universal:

Truth or Dare⋆ ($2.99 → Free, 18.1 MB): Play the party game that’s all about difficult decisions in Truth or Dare. Everyone from children to adults.

Truth or Dare is loaded with hundreds of truths and exciting dares. It offers multiple game modes to ensure the whole family can join in on the fun. Simply select a mode, tap on truth or dare, and read the card. You’re able to skip cards with a swipe.

Truth or Dare⋆ is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 16 ratings.

Dawn of Crafting ($0.99 → Free, 67.5 MB): Craft items in order to build a civilization in Dawn of Crafting. Fans of puzzle and crafting games.

Civilization is at a crossroads. It’s your job to bring it into the light by building entire villages from scratch. To do so, you’ll be tasked with crafting items and mastering 15 important skills. You’ll have to discover recipes through trial and error, and craft major inventions to ensure survival. Dawn of Crafting introduces new mechanics over its hours upon hours of gameplay, so just sit back and enjoy. The game also includes iCloud syncing, three save slots, and achievements and leaderboards.

Dawn of Crafting is available for free today only (05/09). It has a 5-star rating with a total of 199 ratings.

Grand Canyon National Park Field Guide ($3.99 → Free, 68.8 MB): Learn about the flora and fauna of the Grand Canyon with this field guide. Anyone visiting the national park.

The Grand Canyon has stunning views, and hidden within are a wide variety of plant and animal species to discover. This field guide will help you identify more than 50 plants and animals. Each entry includes an in-depth description, photos, field notes, safety tips, ecological status, and a distribution chart so you know where to look.

Grand Canyon National Park Field Guide is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 7 ratings.

Sleepy Fan – Get Restful Sleep with fan and white noise sounds ($1.99 → Free, 16.6 MB): Block out the world with this relaxation app from the creators of Sunny, Windy, and Thunderspace. Anyone who has trouble falling asleep or focusing on a task.

Like Taptanium’s other apps, Sleepy Fan is all about the high quality audio. It’s encoded in 256 kbps AAC, making it truly sound like a fan is spinning in the background. You’re able to choose from an oscillating, ceiling, or desk fan, and you can mix in and tweak white, pink, and brown noise. Just sit back, get comfortable, and then tap on the fan to get the blades spinning!

Sleepy Fan – Get Restful Sleep with fan and white noise sounds is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 170 ratings.

Hack RUN ($0.99 → Free, 12.3 MB): An adventure game that requires you to hack into a mysterious organization’s computer system to uncover their secrets. Those who have always wanted to be hackers and enjoy text-based games.

Hack Run is about as old school as you can get. You’re required to use command prompts to dig deeper into the system, and you’ll be rewarded for discovering new information. The game includes more than 50 levels, a list of your achievements, and tips and tricks in case you get stuck.

Hack RUN is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 3381 ratings.

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