Apps for Less: Brothers in Arms, UNO, YAHTZEE Adventures, MONOPOLY
Today TiPb presents to you a special gaming edition of Apps for Less. The following games could go well with the custom TiPb Element Liquid Cases that we are giving away!
This first game is for all of the first person shooter fans out there, Brothers in Arms: Hour of Heroes has just dropped a few bucks to $5.99. [iTunes Link] If you missed msbaylor's forum review, be sure to take a minute and see what this game is all about.
This next one sparked a little bit of comment controversy over its price not to long ago in its preview, UNO. [iTunes Link] Well for all of those who said the price of $7.99 was a bit to steep, how is $4.99? Is that enough to make to take the plunge?
These last two games we want to bring to your attention are brought to us by Electronic Arts. YAHTZEE Adventures and MONOPOLY Here and Now: The World Edition have both gone on sale for a limited time. YAHTZEE Adventures being priced at $2.99 and MONOPOLY priced at $4.99.
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There we go. Uno and Monopoly just hit the price I was hoping for. I can't say how I get it in my head that a particular app is worth one price or another, but that always seems to be the case. These now hit exactly the price I thought they are worth. For the record, I do think some apps are underpriced, and some $9.99 apps are perfectly priced (e.g. Rolando). Now if SimCity could come down a bit, I'd be set.