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Today’s best iOS app deals and freebies: SOULVARS, Rip Them Off, Townsmen, more

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Your Friday morning edition of the best App Store deals is at the ready just down below. But on your way down you might also want to scope out the new Amazon all-time low we spotted on Apple’s latest black USB-C Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and the Numeric Keypad as well as the 15-inch 24GB M4 MacBook Air at up to $235 off and today’s M4 MacBook Pro deals with as much as $466 off the list prices. Moving back over to the apps, highlights include titles like SOULVARS, Rip Them Off, Townsmen Premium, and more. Hit the jump for a closer look. 

Today’s best iOS app and game price drops:

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SOULVARS features:

While having a deep strategic sense, the vertically held smartphone controls allow for simple and exhilarating battles, training, dungeon exploration, and collection of random enchanted items. A world line in which even the fictitious concept of the soul can be converted into data.

In return, people’s lives are threatened by the sudden appearance of deformities.

The protagonists use the Soul Driver, a device that converts souls into data.

They are responsible for the elimination of the deformities that threaten people, and work in a certain town…

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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