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Apps That
Went Free on
2021-09-17

Solve sudoku puzzles with emojis instead of numbers, organize your finances, and slide tiles around the board to achieve zero with today’s collection of apps and games.

Jan's Emoji Sudoku
iPhone
iPad
Jan's Emoji Sudoku

Jan's Emoji Sudoku

Jan's Games by Jan Mazurczak

Get your sudoku on with emojis instead of numbers in Jan’s Emoji Sudoku.

Casual gamers.

FREE ($4.99) For a limited time FREE ($4.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

Use your meticulous and methodical thinking skills to solve fun emoji sudoku puzzles. The game offers endless puzzles with tons of different emojis. You can play offline and share the sudoku level you’re playing with friends. Jan’s Emoji Sudoku has synchronized progress so you can pick up where you started on any device logged into your iCloud.

You enjoy logic-based puzzles.

You prefer playing classic sudoku with numbers.

BeeWallet - Account Tracker
iPhone
BeeWallet - Account Tracker

BeeWallet - Account Tracker

Beesoft Apps

Manage all your accounts in one place with Account Tracker.

Anyone with bills.

FREE ($6.99) For a limited time FREE ($6.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

Account Tracker - bWallet is a well designed finance app that literally does it all. It combines a very simple UI with powerful features. This app lets you manage all your accounts, record daily expenses, monitor budgets, and keep track of bills. It also includes intuitive charts and the ability to set customizable reminders.

You want to organize your finances.

You already have a go-to budgeting app.

Zero+
iPhone
iPad
Zero+

Zero+

SaturnBoy, LLC

Swipe to slide numbered tiles in order to make them all zeroes in Zero+.

Fans of logic-based puzzle games.

FREE ($0.99) For a limited time FREE ($0.99) For a limited time
Why we picked this?

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.

You think math is fun.

You get frustrated easily since you can’t skip levels.