Apps That
Went Free on
2020-03-16

Able Black is a lonely android struggling to understand his purpose. He’s trapped inside of an underground habitat know as Ark 19, which was designed to save humanity from disaster. The game puts you in Able’s shoes, and requires you to solve a series of puzzles in order to unlock his backstory. Each puzzle includes five hints. You can cycle through the hints by pressing the button repeatedly. If you can solve the puzzles without using the hint button you will be rewarded.

Just like Voice Countdown Timer from the same developer, Flashlight Timer is one of those apps you never knew you needed. It allows you to visualize time by enabling the iPhone’s flash while the timer is counting down. Simply tap one of the timer presets to begin the countdown. You’re able to add additional time to the countdown with a tap, and even adjust the flashlight’s brightness while it’s running. You’ll know time is up when everything goes dark.

CARROT Fit isn’t your usual fitness app and you’ll notice this the moment you launch it. CARROT is a sadistic AI that will taunt and punish you from the very beginning, but it’s all for the best. She will guide you through the 12 different exercises over a seven minute period, providing both encouragement and ridicule. You’re able to record your weight once a day to see how effective CARROT’s methods really are. The app includes multiple avatars to choose from, the ability to set a goal weight and reminders, a BMI calculator, and loads of rewards to earn.

Toto the turtle lives in a giant treehouse all by himself, but he’s just a hatchling and needs someone to care for and entertain him. You’re able to join him and play basketball, go on a tire swing, blow bubbles, cook food, and even take a nap. Toto will let you know how he’s feeling through various emotes. Travel through the treehouse’s four rooms using the pull-down map. Dr. Panda & Toto’s Treehouse is void of timers and objectives, so just play and have fun.

Safari Quest is both fun and educational. Take turns with your competitors rolling dice to move around the game board. The idea is to collect photos of seven different animals in the African savanna and be the first one across the finish line. Along the way you’ll learn interesting facts, come across beautiful illustrations, and earn fun bonuses. Safari Quest includes the option to play against the computer or with a group of two or four players.

You’re able to play with two to four players on the same device or you can challenge the AI. Each player is able to select the color of their character and a separate difficulty level. Then just tap to roll the dice and start moving around the board answering questions about the forest and the animals that live within. Forest Quest includes two ways to play, multi-language support, and 350 challenging questions with the ability to add your own sets.

Mo will teach your child how to get into a positive bedtime routine. As you and your child make your way through the eight enchanting pop-up scenes, you’ll see Mo complete tasks like taking a bath, using the toilet, and brushing teeth. A professional narrator will guide you along the way as you and your child hunt for the interactive elements.