Save $3.99! Futuristic game Nightgate is the free iOS app of the week

By Alan Friedman

Updated: Feb 26, 2017, 1:45 AM

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Curious to know which title is this week's free iOS app of the week? We won't hold you in suspense. It is a game called Nightgate that usually costs $3.99. From now through Wednesday it is free. The game takes place in 2398 when the only life form is a computer network. You must go inside the network and battle your enemies over 50 levels. The goal is to turn back on the parts of the network that have been shut down. There are no in-app purchases offered, and the app is a universal download for the iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.

Features of the game include:

Universal app for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV
No ads, no in-app purchases
Immersive digital environments
Over 40 minutes of original soundtrack (also available on iTunes Music Store)
Minimalist design featuring vibrant colors and complex geometries
Discover achievements scattered throughout the game
In-game camera to capture beautiful screenshots
Sync your progress using iCloud
Fully localized for English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Chinese, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese and Russian

You can check out the original trailer for Nightgate by clicking on the video at the top of the story.

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