Halfbrick Studios must be in a generous mood, because it has just discounted its entire game lineup on the App Store. Its complete collection of games for iPhone and iPad are now free, ranging from Monster Dash and Age of Zombies to Fruit Ninja and Colossatron. The award-winning developer has not confirmed if this is a limited time sale, or if the games will remain free on a permanent basis. There are over 10 apps ahead, many of which were 99 cents and others that were already free…
Fruit Ninja and Fruit Ninja HD have been downloaded by hundreds of millions of users worldwide since their release in April 2010. The iconic game involves attempting to become the ultimate bringer of sweet, tasty destruction, based on squishy, splatty and satisfying fruit slicing carnage. It is a simple game with hours of replay value. The games are free for iPhone and iPad.
Jetpack Joyride is an award-winning game in which you suit up with a selection of the coolest jetpacks ever made, taking on the skies as the loveable hero Barry Steakfries on a one-way adventure trip. In the game, Barry breaks into a secret laboratory, steals a jetpack and lifts off into the sky. Get the highest score possible. Jetpack Joyride is free for iPhone and iPad.
Join the loveable hero Barry Steakfries once again as he runs and shoots monsters with nothing to lose in Monster Dash. Play as Steakfries as he visits exotic world locations, whilst battling demons, mummies, vampires and more. The game is set in a world filled with monsters, and without public transportation. Monster Dash is free for iPhone and iPad.
Band Stars is one of the Halfbrick Studios titles that was already free on the App Store, but it’s worth mentioning. The game involves training up a band and completing challenges as you make your way to the top of the music charts. Your fame and fortune awaits, so hit the studio and start recording in Band Stars, which is free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.




An increasing number of developers are now offering their games for free on the App Store, often supplemented by in-app purchases. The so-called “freemium” model has proved successful for a number of game franchises, including the insanely popular titles Candy Crush Saga and Clash of Clans. Whether this is Halfbrick Studios following suit, or simply offering a sale, is something we will soon find out.