Apps That
Went Free on
2014-10-01

If you’re looking for something new from the endless distance genre, Rolling Zimro is it. Its beautifully rendered low poly worlds are just fun to look at; they’re also a total trip because they spin like crazy. Each world is procedurally generated, so you won’t come across the same challenge twice.

Rolling Zimro is best played in short bursts since you won’t find much variety outside of the fact that the worlds spin. If you enjoy deeper gaming experiences, Rolling Zimro isn’t the game for you.

If you like multiplayer games, you need to download Multiponk today. It allows you to play with up to four players on a single device, and all of the wacky bonuses will surely get you under each others’ skin. You can also work on your paddle skills in solo modes.

With all of the different game options and themes, there’s very little not to like here. If you’re not a fan of pinball or pong in any form, you’ll probably want to skip this one.

If your little one loves to color, they’re going to enjoy filling in the pages of Princess Fairly Tale Coloring Wonderland. Each scene tells its own unique story, asking your child to do everything from room decorating to using a magic to build a rainbow bridge.

All of the scenes have a colorful princess fairytale theme, so not every child will enjoy the experience.

If you have a group of kids that need to work on their math skills, Addition Top-It is a must-download. It helps players master addition facts and comparison skills.

If you don’t have a group of kids around, this won’t do much good. It’s strictly a two-player game.

If you need a way to entertain and educate your kids, you have it in Monster Squeeze. Its customizable number line goes all of the way up to 30, so you get to determine the length of the game and the difficulty.

This is another two-player only game. If you don’t have a group of kids, it won’t be of any use.

If you enjoy casual games, Stand O’Food is about as casual as they come. Pop in for a short while, throw together some sandwiches for your customers, and pop out. Just enjoy the game at your own pace in either Quest or Lunch Rush mode.

Like most time management games, Stand O’Food can feel a bit repetitive after a while. It’s best played in short bursts. If you want a deeper experience, you won’t find it here.

If you enjoy casual games, Stand O’Food is about as casual as they come. Pop in for a short while, throw together some sandwiches for your customers, and pop out. Just enjoy the game at your own pace in either Quest or Lunch Rush mode.

Like most time management games, Stand O’Food can feel a bit repetitive after a while. It’s best played in short bursts. If you want a deeper experience, you won’t find it here.