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[iOS] TableTop Translator (iPad) App Free (Was $14.99) & [iOS] Shadow Bug App Free (Was US $3.99) @ iTunes

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Another translator app on iOS (for iPad) free.

Edit: Confirmed that it is free on the Australian iTunes.

Instantly speak another language, with TableTop Translator for iPad.
With many languages and dialects available, can you imagine talking in one language and immediately hearing yourself speaking another language?

Shadow Bug

You are the overpowered ninja hero Shadow Bug! Save your home forest from the evil factory by slicing monsters to pieces.
TAP ON THE MONSTER! Leap, slash, splash! One finger is all you need.
Become the ultimate ninja and adventure through beautiful and twisted landscapes full of action and adventure.

Edit: Request Solved
Request: Can Someone please tell me if they every remember the name of a short film made by an Australian guy that had animation very similar to this game (shadow animation). from memory it was about a dude and professor that flew to another planet to find a cure for a virus that the dude's wife had. The creator won an award for it

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  • +1

    Yes its free at the moment on the Australian iTunes Store. thanks for posting

  • +1

    Free in Oz (for me)….

    • Internet connection required to use app (shame as I have been stranded outside the airport in countries and unable to tell the taxi driver where I want to go)..

    • no Japanese, but seven versions of English :)

    • Thanks Maxx Power. Incidentally, did you get that name from a hair dyer?

      • Homer: (singing) Max Power, he's the man whose name you'd love to touch, but you mustn't touch! His name sounds good in your ear, but when you say it, you mustn't fear! Cause his name can be said, by anyone!

        • Trent Steele: [Homer has just introduced himself as "Max Power"] Hey, great name!
          Max Power: Thanks. I got it off a hair dryer.

    • -2

      Internet Connection Required

      That sucks

  • +1

    Came in thinking it was Tabletop Simulator :(

  • Perhaps you are thinking of Shaun Tan"s "The Lost Thing" for this sort of industrial steam-punk imagery…

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