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Warner Bros. Mobile Games Priced $0.99 For Summer Sale
With the heat of summer comes multiple sales for gamers, and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is not about to be left out.
In celebration of the summer months, Warner Bros. is offering up its games on the App Store for $0.99 a pop during this week.
The titles on sale include:
- Bastion
- Batman Arkham City Lockdown
- Lego Batman DC Superheroes
- Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7
- Man of Steel
- Midway Arcade
- Scribblenauts Remix
Man of Steel, Batman: Arkham City Lockdown and Scribblenauts Remix will be on sale on the Google Play store as well. Some of the titles have already been reduced to $0.99. If some titles are still high, fret not. Others' price changes are still forthcoming.
Our Take
As someone who doesn't spend a ton of time on my phone, it can be difficult to spend more than a few dollars on mobile games- even awesome titles. The summer sale offers a chance to purchase guilt-free, and is a relatively low risk method of trying out more mobile titles. In particular, Bastion and Scribblenauts Remix are steals for $0.99. And at such a low price, Batman: Arkham City Lockdown is worth a try.
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