Today’s Apps Gone Free: Kingdom Rush Frontiers, Sago Mini Big City and Tower of Fortune

Defend exotic lands, explore the big city, and play as a retired hero drawn back into battle with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Kingdom Rush Frontiers ($1.99 → Free, 218.8 MB): Defend exotic lands from dragons, man-eating plants, and other ghastly beasts of the underworld in this follow-up to the award winning Kingdom Rush. Tower defense fans.

Kingdom Rush: Frontiers is just like the original, only the gameplay has been cranked up to 11. As you travel across crusty deserts, through blistering jungles, and even into the underworld you’ll have to set up camp and hold your ground against powerful creatures. To do so, erect massive specialized towers that will slice, sizzle, and wipe out your foes. You’re also able to command heroes and unleash different abilities to take down your enemies before they reach your towers. The game includes more than 40 enemy types, nine heroes, three difficulty modes, 18 tower abilities, and hours of entertainment.

Kingdom Rush Frontiers is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 10232 ratings.

Tower of Fortune ($0.99 → Free, 12.8 MB): A retro-style RPG with a nifty slot machine mechanic. Fans of the RPG genre who also enjoy one-button gameplay.

Play as a retired hero who is forced to draw his sword once again when his daughter is taken by an unknown power. Spin the wheel to battle opponents, earn gold, and obtain special items. The game includes 39 different enemies, 37 types of equipment, 39 combat quests, 12 tavern quests, and three different endings.

Tower of Fortune is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 3633 ratings.

Universal:

Sago Mini Big City ($3.99 → Free, 87.3 MB): Join the crew and spend a day amongst the skyscrapers in Sago Mini Big City. Parents.

Sago Mini Big City is full of interactive fun. Your child is able to participate in dozens of activities that take place in the busy streets between the skyscrapers. The activities provide more than just entertainment, too. They’ll help your child practice counting, learn about recycling, and teach them how to make positive choices. The game is loaded with all kinds of silly surprises to discover, so just hand your device off and allow your child to explore.

Sago Mini Big City is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 17 ratings.

iPad:

Kingdom Rush Frontiers HD ($2.99 → Free, 441.2 MB): Defend exotic lands from dragons, man-eating plants, and other ghastly beasts of the underworld in this follow-up to the award winning Kingdom Rush. Tower defense fans.

Kingdom Rush: Frontiers HD is just like the original, only the gameplay has been cranked up to 11. As you travel across crusty deserts, through blistering jungles, and even into the underworld you’ll have to set up camp and hold your ground against powerful creatures. To do so, erect massive specialized towers that will slice, sizzle, and wipe out your foes. You’re also able to command heroes and unleash different abilities to take down your enemies before they reach your towers. The game includes more than 40 enemy types, nine heroes, three difficulty modes, 18 tower abilities, and hours of entertainment.

Kingdom Rush Frontiers HD is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 13351 ratings.

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