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Android game and app deals: Rare price drop lands on Minecraft, LEGO Bricktales, and more

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This afternoon’s collection of Wednesday’s best deals on Android games and apps is now ready to go. It appears as though Minecraft is seeing a rare deal in several regions today as part of the game’s 15th anniversary celebration, knocking it down from the regular $7 to $2. That gem joins titles like LEGO Bricktales, ScourgeBringer, Galaxy Trader, LIMBO, and much more. Just be sure to also scope out the deals we are tracking on Samsung’s elevated 47mm Galaxy Watch 6 Bespoke, Google’s latest Pixel Buds Pro, and these huge discounts on the latest Hisense 2024 Google Smart TVs before you head below for all of the apps. 

Best Android apps and games on sale:

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Minecraft features:

Minecraft is a game made from blocks that you can transform into whatever you can imagine. Play in Creative mode with unlimited resources, or hunt for tools to fend off danger in Survival mode. With seamless cross-platform play on Minecraft: Bedrock Edition you can adventure solo or with friends, and discover an infinite, randomly generated world filled with blocks to mine, biomes to explore and mobs to befriend (or fight). The choice is yours in Minecraft – so play your way!

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices