Three classic Gameloft Windows Phone games on sale once more

Assassin's Creed Brain Challenge Uno Windows Phone sale

Older Xbox Windows Telephone physics puzzle game iBlast Moki is the Red Stripe Bargain of the Calendar week, and that's cool. Wouldn't you like some more games to keep auction though? Of class you would! And you're getting your wish, buddy. Three more games accept their prices knocked downward to 99 cents for the calendar week!

Don't get TOO excited only yet though. The 3 auction games are all older Gameloft titles: Assassinator'due south Creed: Altair's Chronicles, Brain Challenge, and UNO HD. All three games were only on auction in June, along with a larger selection of titles. But they cost 2 bucks at that fourth dimension and only one buck now, so this IS a improve sale.

Head past the break for descriptions and Store links!

Assassin'southward Creed (Windows Phone 7 or 8)

Regular price: $iv.99 Sale price: $.99 Download size: 139 MB Store Link

Assassin's Creed for Windows Phone

Assassin'southward Creed: Altair's Chronicles might be the single virtually frequently discounted Xbox Windows Phone game. This is the sixth time it has gone on sale. Does anybody non own information technology notwithstanding? The game is ancient. Maybe Gameloft should just drop the price to 99 cents already. But believe it or non, the iOS version notwithstanding sells for $5-7.

Assassin's Creed is a 3D platformer/activeness championship set in the centre ages. With great graphics and total phonation acting (though the acting is atrocious), it feels like a DS game squeezed into a mobile title ('cause it is). The controls are fiddly and the platforming can exist frustrating, simply the story and action mostly make up for it. Piece of cake Achievements too.

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Brain Challenge (Windows Telephone seven or 8)

Regular cost: $iv.99 Sale price: $.99 Download size: 112 MB Store Link

Brain Challenge for Windows Phone

Gameloft games for Windows Telephone are still kind of buggy in general, but they've come a long way from this early on release. Brain Challenge is a collection of encephalon-teasing minigames that you should be wary of.

Information technology sports an amazing five Broken Achievements – the most of whatever Xbox Windows Phone game. Seriously, Encephalon Challenge is buggier than an entomologist's laboratory. Skip this and become the superior XBLA version instead.

Brain Claiming has only been on auction twice before, so that's something.

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UNO HD (Windows Phone vii or 8)

Regular price: $two.99 Sale price: $.99 Download size: 59 MB Store Link

UNO HD for Windows Phone

The original UNO launched with Windows Telephone 7. This version offers a single-actor Tournament mode that lasts 15 rounds, frequently mixing up the gameplay with slight dominion variations, likewise equally a Quick Play mode. For more impressions, cheque out our original review.

Let's be honest. Nobody needs a single-thespian UNO game, especially now that the multiplayer UNO & Friends is available for Windows Phone eight and coming before long to Windows viii and RT. Only in that location is one very good reason to buy this early Windows Phone release: like shooting fish in a barrel Achievements! Seriously, you can get them all in but an hour or so. Given the simplistic cadre gameplay, I dubiety it will proceed anybody busy beyond that.

This is the fourth time UNO has gone on sale. Once more, a price drop to 99 cents is in order.

Thanks to Jon Jerome for the tip!

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