Grab four great Windows Phone games for free this week

Windows Phones are great for mobile gaming, especially when it comes to Xbox Live integration. There are thousands of titles available spanning a number of categories and myAppFree is partnering with some of the developers to make four popular games free this week – Second Chance Premium, Tim the Fox, Dengen Chronicles, Super Agent. Head past the break for details and store links.

Second Chance Premium

Tim the Fox

Not only can adults enjoy games on their Windows Phones, but toddlers have a range of titles that help teach them basics in life before (or during) education. Time the Fox is one such game, which includes information on how to dress for the weather, distinguish edible and non-edible foods, count from one to ten and create awesome puzzles. It's a must-have for any youngling looking to make it big in life.

Dengen Chronicles

Those who enjoy card games with some fantasy elements should check out Dengen Chronicles. It's a mix of both strategy and role-playing genres, creating an enticing and addictive experience. Manga lovers will be able to rejoice at TCG and RPG elements being fused together. Players are tasked with picking a side (Ninja, Fantasy, Robot and School), creating a deck and start awesome fights. This week, the in-app purchase will be free.

Super Agent

Previously known as Mossad, Super Agent is an interesting Windows Phone 8 title that incorporates your Windows Phone location services into an augmented reality spy game. Players are assigned various missions that are location based and essentially involve locating or hiding virtual items. How about it, agent?

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Rich Edmonds
Senior Editor, PC Build

Rich Edmonds was formerly a Senior Editor of PC hardware at Windows Central, covering everything related to PC components and NAS. He's been involved in technology for more than a decade and knows a thing or two about the magic inside a PC chassis. You can follow him on Twitter at @RichEdmonds.