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'Pocket Frogs' Developer NimbleBit Offers Up Its Entire App Store Catalogue For Free

posted February 3rd, 2011 4:19 PM EDT by Brad Nicholson in Free, iPad Games, iPhone games, iPod touch games, Universal

Free games make me happy on the inside, and I imagine they do the same for you. So, it’s with pleasure that I get to announce this: Pocket Frog developer Nimble Bit’s entire App Store catalogue is now available for the price of zero dollars. That’s right, from now until an “indeterminate time," you can download every iOS game that Nimble Bit has to offer for free.

We’re talking about over a dozen titles here, so I’ll be general with the following: our readers and ourselves pretty much have a universal love for everything Nimble Bit has to offer, so yeah, you should probably get on these ridiculous deals. I should note that, yeah, most of these games are free or have gone free before, but we’ve yet to see price-slashing on this scale from the studio.

That said, here’s the list:

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  • Kaydiv

    Awesome! I love Nimblebit games!

    ... which is why them going free is of no use to me, since I've already bought all the games in their catalogue that interest me :(

  • http://twitter.com/AhiruDuck Ahiru Nakamura

    nimblebit rules!!

    i think nimblebit games capture the essence of iOS gaming, long time fan since Scoops and Textropolis...

    great news they are all free as of right now!

  • Anonymous

    Pocket Frog is great, because it actually has substance, but the rest are just iOS shovelware.

    • http://twitter.com/AhiruDuck Ahiru Nakamura

      if you think "social" games like those on facebook is what defines "substance" in a game....

      anyways, i admit some of them i wouldn't recommend (hanoi, kyper and bluebird) but most of them are what really defines a good casual game on the iOS, and they've been in the scene long before the wave of rip-offware/achievements-crapoware games came along...

      personally i think dizzy pad is even better [game] than pocket frogs, but might as well be because i'm not social at all..

  • Anonymous

    is this Brad from Destructoid?

  • http://www.microsourcing.com/disciplines/flash-design.asp MicroSourcing

    For most people, it isn't even substance they're after when it comes to iOS gaming, they just want to be distracted for a brief period of time.

  • Sophia

    а когда вийдут pocket frogs на Андроид

  • imade karari

    Don't really understand the game. But getting new frogs and finding gifts are fun.

    http://free-android-application.blogspot.com/


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