Crescent Moon Games Announces Christmas Sale
With Christmas just a few days away, there are plenty of sales on the App Store to feast your eyes upon. One of the more notable sales is from Crescent Moon Games, makers of numerous popular RPG titles for iOS like Ravensword: Shadowlands and Aralon: Sword and Shawdow. This sale includes the two previous games mentioned along with some of their other classics like Paper Monsters Recut and Deer God. Right now we’re not sure how long this sale will last, however, we expect it to last through Christmas. Apart from that, be sure to check out the full list of title included in the sale along with their price changes.
- Mines of Mars ($4.99 -> $1.99)
- Operation Dracula ($7.99 -> $2.99)
- Paper Monsters Recut ($2.99 -> $0.99)
- The Deer God ($9.99 -> $4.99)
- Ravensword: Shadowlands ($6.99 -> $2.99)
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Aralon: Sword and Shadow ($4.99 -> $2.99)
Enjoy!
To celebrate the ending of Winter and hopefully the temperatures rising, Crescent Moon Games has announced their “End of Winter” sale featuring a good number of their iOS titles available at a discounted price. Getting things started, three well-known titles from the Crescent Moon Games — Strike Wing, Neon Shadow, and Mimpi — are on sale for free, two of which are their first time. Adding onto that, five other games have been discounted to either $0.99 or $1.99, which is still very good considering the sheer amount of quality and gameplay time that’s comes with the game. For those currently on the fence about picking up any of the games mentioned below, we highly recommend you do, any sales or discounts from Crescent Moon Games don’t come very often. You’ll also need to take into account that the “End of Winter” sale ends tomorrow, so there isn’t much time left as well. But without any further to do, here’s the full list of games included:
Let the Labor Day sales begin! Joining in on the rush of sales, Crescent Moon Games now has four of their biggest iOS titles on sale for a limited time only. In this sale, three of the four games you can pick up for $0.99 a piece, which isn’t that bad considering you can get plenty of gameplay hours out of these fantastic games. Here’s the full list with prices and links:
