Today’s Apps Gone Free: Linia, SomaFM, Mathematical Run and More
Catch colors to recreate a sequence, listen to commercial free radio, and got on mathematical runs with today’s collection of apps and games.
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Universal:Linia ($0.99 → Free, 83.2 MB): Catch colors to recreate a sequence in Linia. Fans of puzzle games.
Linia’s gameplay is refreshingly unique. Your job is to recreate the color sequence at the top of the screen by tracing a line through colored shapes. The difficulty is that the shapes don’t just stand still; they’ll revolve around each other, change shape, slide behind each other, and more. It’s up to you to time your moves and catch the shapes in the right order. The game includes 80 levels.
Linia is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 271 ratings.
Mathematical Run ($0.99 → Free, 36.8 MB): Go on a Mathematical Run with this educational game. Children.
Mathematical Run is an endless high score game with a mathematical twist. You control an arrow that rides on three different rails. Tap on the screen to jump from rail to rail in order to collect stars and avoid obstacles. You’ll also be presented with equations, and you must travel through the correct answer to keep the game going. Mathematical Run includes seven game modes.
Mathematical Run is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 17 ratings.
SomaFM Radio Player ($7.99 → Free, 40.6 MB): Listen to commercial free streaming radio with SomaFM. Those who cannot stand commercial breaks.
SomaFM doesn’t require any registration or additional purchases. Just launch the app, pick a station, and enjoy! Stations can be filtered by popularity or genre, and they can be marked as favorites for quick access. SomaFM offers high and low bandwidth streaming to help avoid data overages. It also includes background streaming support, the ability to share what you’re listening to, and Apple TV and AirPlay support.
SomaFM Radio Player is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 309 ratings.
Wardwell House ($0.99 → Free, 155.5 MB): Discover the secrets hiding in the forest in Wardwell House. Those who are tired of the same old thing.
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 177 ratings.
True Skate ($1.99 → Free, 63.6 MB): Throw sick tricks in True Skate. Fans of extreme sports who prefer simulation games.
In True Skate, your fingers act as your feet. The flick controls work exactly as you would expect them to, allowing you to pump, ollie, flip, and grind with little effort. The tutorial at the beginning of the game will walk you through the basics to ensure you get the hang of things before taking on missions. The game includes realistic physics, the ability to challenge other players, replays, slow motion, and the ability to unlock loads of additional content.
True Skate is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 11037 ratings.
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