geoDefense Swarm and Tennis in the Face are this week's Windows Phone Red Stripe Deals

Practically everybody who games on Windows Phone viii is either anxiously awaiting today'south release of Halo: Spartan Attack (carrier issues notwithstanding) or knee joint-deep in last week'south release of Club & Chaos Online (don't miss our Beginner's Guide!). Merely some players are still stuck on Windows Phone 7 or just won't pay seven bucks for a game, and those poor souls need stuff to play too. Won't the Xbox Cherry-red Stripe Deal of the Week come to their rescue?

Sure, I judge! This calendar week's Xbox auction game is a repeat every bit usual, having gone on auction back in October last year. geoDefense Swarm from Critical Thought Games is on auction for 99 cents, down from $ii.99. The indie Red Stripe game deal is 10tons' Tennis in the Face up for $1.49. In the non-game zone we accept a news reader app chosen Collector from Squallstar Studio, on sale for 99 cents.

Head by the suspension for details and Shop links!

geoDefense Swarm (Windows Phone 7 or eight)

Regular price: $ii.99 Sale price: $.99 Download size: 4 MB (!) Store Link

geoDefense Swarm is the semi-sequel/spin-off to geoDefense, one of the near popular Xbox Windows Phone belfry defense games. It's not the official sequel as information technology takes the gameplay in a slightly different direction, plus an actual geoDefense two is coming to undisclosed platforms sometime in the future.

The key difference with Swarm is that enemies no longer travel along direct lines towards the actor's base. Instead, the unabridged playing field is made up of hexagons. Enemies tin can move anywhere along information technology, and players tin put towers on near of those spaces. This gives you more than liberty to build unique defenses… However, often times simply one or two defenses will actually work, profoundly reducing said freedom. As a event, Swarm is more challenging than its predecessor, and the difficulty of levels is still all over the place, with some Medium levels existence tougher than harder ones, and all that jazz.

Withal, geoDefense Swarm has the lovely neon graphics and fine array of towers that we loved from the get-go game, and some players dearest it just equally much.

Tennis in the Face (Windows Phone 8)

Regular price: $2.99 Sale price: $1.49 Download size:  MB Store Link

You lot'd remember this would be a sports game, just you'd exist dead wrong, fella. Actually, it'southward sort of a physics puzzle game like Angry Birds. Accept on the role of a heroic lawn tennis player named Pete Pegassi who must salve the city from evildoers using his balls of justice. In each level, Pete gets a stock-still number of lawn tennis balls or soda cans to peg at enemies with his noise. Your shots ricochet around the level, knocking out whichever foes they hit.

Lawn tennis in the Face packs over 100 levels, fantastic artwork, and tons of personality. What else would you await from indie favorite developer 10tons? Check out George'southward review for more tennis-tacular details.

Collector (Windows Telephone 7 or eight)

Regular toll: $1.99 (we call up) Sale price: $.99 Download size: 4 MB Store Link

Anybody has their favorite news readers, whether it'due south Nextgen Reader or some other. Well, I hear Collector is pretty expert too. Good luck finding it when searching past proper name though, the discussion "collector" appears in similar a million apps!

Anyhow, its features include:

• Browse through hundreds of selected news websites or magazines.
• Add your own RSS feeds, using our search engine or just typing the url of your favorite website
• Read articles offline, or read them while they're syncing.
• Import feeds from Google Reader
• Integrated Readability content reading.
• Share directly to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Email.
• Create news feeds using other sources, like Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Pocket
• Live tiles supports every Windows Phone version (seven.viii too!)

Cheers to Marcel and EasyPeasyJD for the tip!

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