Apps That
Went Free on
2015-11-01

Each of the 100 puzzles require you to drag and drop pieces from the lower half of the screen into the top in order to completely fill in the shape. Pieces can not be flipped or rotated, so you’ll have your work cut out for you. The game also includes an unlimited number of hints and undos, creating a rather relaxing environment. Although, if you do utilize a hint you won’t be able to earn a perfect rating.

WikiLinks allows you to start off with an idea and branch out from there with its exclusive mind-map navigation system. Each search suggests different paths to take and allows you to retrace your steps at any time. Instead of jumping back and forth between searches and articles, tap and hold your finger on any link to get a quick preview. WikiLinks is loaded with other great features as well, including fullscreen image browsing, suggested YouTube videos, offline viewing, and iCloud support.

There’s no wrong way for your child to experience Big City Vehicles. It’s a wide open playground. They’re encouraged to interact with everything they see including funny animal characters, objects in the street, and more than 25 city vehicles. Along the way they’ll come across educational tasks like mixing cement, assisting the mailman, and sorting cookies.

SelfBack brings your selfie game up a notch. It allows you to capture both sides of a moment. You get to choose between a split screen layout and one where a circle is superimposed at the top of the screen. Then take a photo with the front camera and back. You’re able to swap the two with a vertical swipe. SelfBack also includes loads of stickers and different fonts to utilize.

You find yourself in a pitch black hospital with nothing but a flashlight to light the way. It’s eerily quiet, with only the sounds of your footsteps echoing down the hallways. Tap to set waypoints and find the way to each exit before whatever it is that’s lurking in the darkness finds you. A double-tap will engage a full sprint, and you can swipe to change the direction of your flashlight.