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Another set of weekly Red Stripe Deals in the Windows Store includes an RSS reader, a drawing game and an educational app that provides home-based science experiments for kids. They’re part of six apps and games that are at least 50 percent off.
Readiy Pro (originally $2.99, now $1.49) is a simple, fast, RSS reader with Feedly support. It’s been fully redesigned for Windows 8.1 with a beautiful, image-rich layout. Use the Share charm to share full articles to OneNote, EverNote, Pocket and Instapaper. Popular Xbox game “Rayman Jungle Run” (originally $2.99, now $1.49) gives you 70 gorgeous levels where you jump, punch, fly and run up walls. In “Draw a Stickman: EPIC” (originally $2.99, now $1.49) you do what the title says and then guide him through 14 levels of plot twists, hidden secrets and achievements.
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“Spectral Souls” (originally $15.99, now $7.99) is a Japanese tactical role playing game that you can play using touch only, or hook up your Xbox 360 Controller to explore the strange and dangerous world of Neverland. With “Tiny Token Empires” (originally $5.99, now $2.49) you control one of five major ancient superpowers and expand your reach by developing cities, building armies and annexing new territories. Finally, Small Experiments (originally $4.99, now $1.99) turns your house into a science lab, with 25 kid-focused activities, such as extracting the DNA of a pear, or turning a tea bag into a rocket. Videos walk the young scientists through each step.
Find all these on sale on the Windows Store home page and read more about them on the Windows Experience Blog. You can also find more discounts through the Red Stripe Deals collection in the Windows Phone Store.
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Athima Chansanchai
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