Mar 6th, 2012

How do you soften the blow of upending everything users are familiar with and introducing a totally new app and media download store? Offer some great deals to go along with it. Along with the “7 Days to Play” promotion, Google has slashed the price on a selection of games and applications including popular titles Shadowgun, Osmos HD, Sprinkle, and World of Goo. Each is now priced at a bargain $0.49 for a limited time.

That’s not all, though. Here is a full list of other titles included in the sale:

  • World of Goo
  • Jamie’s 20 Minute Meals
  • SHADOWGUN
  • Osmos HD
  • TuneIn Radio Pro
  • I Just Forgot – Little Critter
  • Sprinkle
  • Need for Speed Hot Pursuit
  • Asphalt 6: Adrenaline
  • Dead Space
  • Business Calendar
  • SoundHound ∞
  • mSecure – Password Manager
  • NFL Flick Quarterback
  • N.O.V.A. 2
  • Quell Reflect
  • Endomondo Sports Tracker Pro
  • Flick Golf Extreme
  • They Need To Be Fed
  • Paper Camera
  • ZOOKEEPER DX TouchEdition
  • SwiftKey X Keyboard
  • Camera ZOOM FX
  • It’s Tyrannosaurus Rex!
  • Pocket League Story
  • Sniper Vs Sniper: Online
  • Colosseum
  • Homerun Battle 3D

You really can’t beat that. I think I’m beginning to like this whole Google Play thing after all. Hit up the link below to access all the deals.

[Google Play via Android and Me]

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