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Google Play adds “New Lower Priced Apps and Games” sections to highlight discounted content

Ashwin Karthik by Ashwin Karthik
August 19, 2015
in Apps, Games, News

Google has introduced two new sections, to the Play Store.

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They aren’t new categories per se, but a place where New Lower Priced Apps, and Games will be highlighted.

I noticed these today, when I opened the homepage of the Play Store on my computer. Last week, we reported how Nova Launcher got a massive discount, and continues to be sold for Rs.15, exclusively in India. We also mentioned a list of other apps and games which were being sold for Rs. 10.

The new sections added recently, should be of great help to find discounts on apps and games, some of which you may not have heard of earlier. Apart from listing premium apps/games, the pages (linked below) also list freemium apps and games which contain In-App Purchases priced at Rs. 10.

New Lower Priced Apps

New Lower Priced Games

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It is worth noting that not all apps which have been discounted, are listed at the pages linked above. It would be much better if the Google Play Store offered a sorting option, which would list apps by price, discounts, and more.

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