Three new and popular titles ( on other platforms ) have landed on Windows Phone store. Let’s us check them out one by one.
Monty Python’s The Ministry of Silly Walks:
It is here and it wants you to unleash your silly walk across London. It is much fun and has a big fan base on other platforms. It is a paid app that will set you back by $1.29 and comes without a try option. Brand name they say.
Monty Python invites you to join that British bastion of eccentric loco-motion – The Ministry of Silly Walks
Your assignment as a member of this venerable organisation is to showcase your increasingly frantic promenading as far as you possibly can.
As you and your stiff upper lip travel through the streets of London take care to avoid obstacles and pesky pigeons. Bank coins and collect power ups to help take your walk to new heights of silliness.
• Warning! Highly addictive
• Voice acting by the Minister of Silly Walks himself, Mr John Cleese
• Randomised obstacles and scenery – Never play the same game twice
• Use your banked coins to buy sillier suits and enhanced power ups
• Sumptuous 3D Graphics
• Realistic physics and ragdoll
• Regular updates
Daddy Was A Thief:
Very popular on the Android platform, Daddy was a thief is here. It is also a paid game priced $1.99 but comes with a try option.
Bank staff is usually friendly and polite. This time something went wrong! Gain as much money as you can! Hurry! Everyone try to catch you, but you are clever, aren’t you? Find combo speed boosts, shortcuts and grab power-ups to survive.
Awesome FEATURES:
– Smashable obstacles: walls, furnitures and more! Gain as much destructions as you can! Crash through walls, floors and watch the pieces fly all over!
– Playable thieves and crazy power-ups to unlock
– Different every time you play!
– Just one finger control! (swipe up and down) Quick pick-up-and-play
– Many achievements to earn
NYT Crossword:
The famous New York Times Crossword is here for Windows Phone now and is free to download with 7 days free run.
The New York Times Crossword is free to download, and all users get unlimited access to the daily puzzle and calendar archive for 7 days. After that, subscribe for full access to The Crossword on Windows 8 and at NYTimes.com.
PLAY ANYWHERE
Your subscription now gives you access to The Crossword on NYTimes.com at no additional charge! Just connect or create an account in your account settings and Play Anywhere. Your Windows puzzle progress will be saved and available on the web and vice versa!
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It’s the same puzzle that’s printed every day in The New York Times newspaper. All daily puzzles are available the previous day at 10p EST with a subscription, so enjoy Tuesday’s puzzle on Monday at 10p! Practice and learn how to solve the puzzle on Monday or Tuesday or challenge yourself with even harder puzzles later in the week.
MINI PUZZLE
Short, sweet and available without a subscription every day! Get a quick crossword fix when you don’t have time for the whole thing.
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PAST PUZZLES
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Solve puzzles that include new tricks like rebuses, highlighted or underlined squares, and more!
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