Save $32 by Downloading These 6 iPhone Apps Right Now

One dozen iPhone and iPad apps that normally cost as much as $9.99 apiece are currently available for free, BGR reports.

Below we’ve detailed the most expensive six apps — which would normally cost $31.94 in total. (Click the link for descriptions of all 12 apps.)

There is no way to tell how long the apps will remain free, however, so download any that pique your interest soon. As BGR warns:

These sales could end an hour from now or a week from now — obviously, the only thing we can guarantee is that they were free at the time this post was written.

If you click on a link and see a price listed next to an app … it is no longer free. The sale has ended. If you download the app, you will be charged.

Alien Apocalypse X

• Normally costs: $9.99
• Category: Games
• Description: “The invasion of Earth has begun. The alien invaders are setting up their bases in the heart of the tropical jungles of the planet… The mission is to destroy all the alien spacecrafts’ cores and eliminate the enemy.”

BeaconGo

• Normally costs: $7.99
• Category: Utilities
• Description: “Never lose your laptop again. Get warning when your laptop is moving away from you.”

Compass Zen

• Normally costs: $7.99
• Category: Navigation
• Description: “An eye-catching, minimalist compass app… The elegant design offering easy-to-read information also sports a background customization facility, meaning you can decide what works best for you.” Features include a true/magnetic north compass, speedometer, GPS altitude and coordinates.

Merlo

• Normally costs: $1.99
• Category: Social Networking
• Description: “Designed to help you keep track of your daily Twitter interactions, monitor your Twitter account and improve your social engagement. The daily report shows every interaction in a tidy and clear way.”

Real Bokeh

• Normally costs: $1.99
• Category: Photo & Video
• Description: “Real Bokeh helps you to draw beautiful bokeh effect to your photos. It also enables you to apply beautiful light leak effects and filters to your photos.” (Nikon defines “bokeh” as “the effect of a soft out-of-focus background that you get when shooting a subject, using a fast lens, at the widest aperture, such as f/2.8 or wider.”)

Sketch Hack

• Normally costs: $1.99
• Category: Entertainment
• Description: “Powered by a fast, smooth and versatile painting engine, which has a few original techniques up its sleeve, Sketch Hack has a huge range of brushes and off-the-wall experimental brushes. … By mashing and mixing up its different brushes you can create original and imaginative works.”

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