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Games/Apps: Royal Trouble Hidden Adventures free (Reg. $7), Mortal Kombat X for iOS/Android launches, iOS freebies, more

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In today’s best game/app deals, we are seeing a couple of nice drops on popular Mac OS X apps. First up is Royal Trouble: Hidden Adventures which is now free. This adventure game follows two royal heirs as they escape from a hidden island in hopes of finding hidden treasures. The Prince and Princess must find the way out of the castle and while kidnappers chase them along the way. Mac App Store users agree, this popular game is rated 4.5/5 stars. The iOS version of this game has also gone free earlier this week.

Next is Gemini: The duplicate finder which just got a fresh price drop down to $4.99. This App Store Editor’s Choice pick typically goes for $10, today’s price is a match for the lowest that we’ve seen it go for. This popular Mac utility seeks out duplicate files on your computer, enabling users to quickly remove and create additional space. It is rated 4.5/5 stars on the Mac App Store.

Additionally, Mortal Kombat X has launched on the iOS App Store for free, on Android as well. After being previously teased back in March, it is available for download now. While described as a “free-to-play fighting/card-battler hybrid”, the new iOS/Android title looks to bring the same “iconic visceral combat” and “vicious graphics” MK fans are used to. This comes ahead of the highly-anticipated console game that will be released next week on PS4 and Xbox One, grab this game with a free $25 gift card from Dell.

Console gamers can find a few deals today, too. Newegg via eBay Daily Deals offers the Nintendo Wii U 32GB Deluxe Bundle with Super Mario World 3D for $259.99 shipped. This is $40 or more off the regular selling price, $30 better than Amazon, and a match for the best price this year. Other console deals include Bayonetta 2 (Wii U) for $52.21 (Reg. $60), BD&A Xbox One Controller Charging Station for $24.99 Prime shipped (Reg. $35), ASTRO A50 Wireless Gaming Headset for $179.99 (Reg. $200) and the dreamGear PS4 Wired Gaming Headset for $29.99 Prime shipped (Reg. $35).

Ongoing game deals/promotions:

Speed Pro Multiplayer for iOS

Today’s Top iOS/Mac sales:

iOS Universal: Speed Pro Multiplayer: FREE (Reg. $2)
iOS Universal: 40x Escape: FREE (Reg. $1)
iOS Universal: Ringtone gold edition: FREE (Reg. $3)

iOS Universal: Iron Ball Ride: $1 (Reg. $2)
iOS Universal: Resume Builder Pro: $2 (Reg. $4)
iOS Universal: inShort: $4 (Reg. $9)
iOS Universal: Kanji LS Touch: $1 (Reg. $10)

iPhone: Appstatics: Track iPhone, iPad & Mac App Rankings: $2 (Reg. $7)

iPad: Chemio – A student’s chemical reference guide: FREE (Reg. $2)

iPad: Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery HD: $3 (Reg. $5)
iPad: Turnplay – The #1 vinyl record play for iPad: $4 (Reg. $7)

Mac: Royal Trouble: Hidden Adventures (full): FREE (Reg. $7)

Mac: Gemini: The Duplicate Finder: $5 (Reg. $10)

iOS Universal: DuckTales Remastered is now available on iOS

iTunes Free App of the Week: Back to Bed ($4 value)

IGN Free iOS Game of the Month –  Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series ($5 value)

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Trevor Daugherty is the Senior Editor of 9to5Toys. Since joining in 2014, he’s specialized in product reviews, exclusive discounts and 9to5’s New Toy of the Day. Contact him direct at trevor@9to5mac.com.