Download the best apps and games for free for a limited time (Jan 10)

Download the best apps and games for free for a limited time (Jan 10)

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We have some great apps for you today that have gone free for a short duration on the App Store, including Legend of Tell, Mujo, WriteRight and more.
Free Games:
  • Legend of Tell: Play as Switzerland’s hero William Tell, and guide him through 21 different levels. $1.99 → Free
  • MUJO: Stack three or more connected sword tiles by holding them down. The more tiles you stack, the more offensive power you obtain. $1.99 → Free
  • Line Runner 2: Run through various tracks from easy to bone breaking, use different kind of boosts like a Shield, Head start, etc. and beat your friends scores within the integrated leader board. $1.99 → Free
  • Stickman Ski Racer: Perform insane jumps and stunts while skiing down the hills trying to avoid deadly avalanches, rusty weak bridges or profound abysses $.99 → Free
  • GREG: The main purpose of the game is to combine the numbers in the grid to match the given one. The more you go ahead, the more difficult the game will become. $.99 → Free
Free Apps:
  • WriteRight: A markdown writing app with synonyms, antonyms and phraseology. $2.99 → Free
  • Video Filters: Edit your videos, add effects, and more in real time. $4.99 → Free
  • Translate Keyboard Pro: A native keyboard that allow you to type text in keyboard and instantly translate into other 90 target languages. $1.99 → Free
  • Reverser: Use Reverser to quickly and easily make hilarious backward videos. $1.99 → Free
Game Price Drops:
  • Sky Gamblers: Cold War: Go back in time with this great title and be part of unwritten history and covert operations. Enjoy the charm and power of the Jet Fighter domination race and master over a dozen airplane models. $4.99 → $.99
  • Back to Bed: Back to Bed is a 3D indie puzzle game set in a unique and artistic dream world, wherein you guide the sleepwalker Bob to the safety of his bed. $3.99 → $1.99
  • METAL SLUG X: $2.99 → $.99
If you like any of these apps, make sure you download them right away, since we don’t know when their prices could go up.

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