Today’s Apps Gone Free: Rescue the Enchanter, Zero and True Skate

Rescue the Enchanter, throw sick tricks, and zero out the game board with today’s collection of games.

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Universal:

True Skate ($1.99 → Free, 143.7 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 12279 ratings.

Rescue the Enchanter ($3.99 → Free, 232.2 MB): Go on a recovery mission in Rescue the Enchanter. Fans of classic point and click adventure games.

Rescue the Enchanter is a continuation of The Enchanted Books adventure series. With the final book collected, the last piece of the puzzle is to recover the enchanter himself. To achieve your goal you’ll have to choose the correct paths, pickup clues, and solve puzzles. A built-in hint system will assist you when you’re stuck, and a dynamic map will ensure you won’t simply go running around in circles.

Rescue the Enchanter is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 156 ratings.

Zero+ ($0.99 → Free, 2.4 MB): Swipe to slide numbered tiles in order to make them all zeroes in Zero. Fans of logic-based puzzle games.

The basic gameplay mechanics in Zero are simple enough. You must slide positive and negative numbered tiles around the board in order to achieve zero. The first few levels consist of just ones and twos, but things get crazy pretty quickly when large numbers and new kinds of modifier tiles enter the mix. Also, keep in mind that tiles won’t stop sliding unless they run into something. The game includes a total of 120 levels.

Zero+ is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 83 ratings.

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• It must have at least a three-star average rating at the time it goes free.
• The app must not have been free numerous times (3+) over the last six months.
• The free version of your app must not include ads.

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