If you’ve been following Droid Tools for a long, you’ll be familiar with the following information: Both the Google Play Store and the Apple AppStore frequently host sales events where you may receive paid content for nothing for a brief period of time. Unlike our list of the five greatest applications of the week, we don’t explicitly try out the content when we compile these downloads and offer them for you. Therefore, use caution to avoid getting caught in a cost trap since some apps may still offer in-app purchases.
Tip: Do you want to secure a free app for the future? Then download it once and delete it again if necessary. This way it will be added to your list of purchased apps and you can download it again in the future once you need it.
Free apps for your Android phone
These apps are free in the Google Play Store
- Home Workout Pro (
$1.49): Funny, I installed this app when it was free last time—and I’m still not more muscular. I’ll be sure to start this app sometime! - Video Gallery – HD Video Live Wallpapers
($0.99): For the most part, I don’t need live wallpapers on my smartphone. If you’re different and need some new fodder for your homescreen, this might be your app.
These games are free in the Google Play Store
- Peppa Pig Sports Day (
$2.99): Peppa Pig games are always fun, aren’t they? Well, not for us adults, but kids celebrate Peppa frenetically, of course. As always, this is a collection of various mini-games. - Rogue Hearts (
$0.99): Nice dungeon crawler that likes to force you into in-app purchases, though. You can also pick up weapons, treasures, etc. in the game. - Klocki (
$1.99)No time limits, no ads, but chilled out music. That’s the way to enjoy a puzzle game, isn’t it? - Mr Racer
($4.99): Challenge your friends or the AI in fast races. Goes straight ahead, but it’s still fun. - Neo Monsters (
$0.99): Catch and train monsters and have them compete in battles – sounds like that one game, what was it called again? - Cartoon Craft (
$1.99): Real-time strategy game in which you logically have to decimate your enemies’ troops. - Cyber Fighters: Offline Game (
$1.09): Action RPG where you are immersed in a world right after the end of World War III – in the year 2077! Can be played offline, as the title suggests. - Superhero War Premium (
$0.99):Action RPG, where you fight your way through many levels to collect gold and diamonds.
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