The rather sweet looking retro platformer Chrono&Cash has been updated, in a way, with developer OrangePixel deciding to give the ad-supported model another go. The result is Chrono&Cash Free, a free-to-get version of the game that’ll come with ads inside it.
It’s not limited in any other way, so you’ll be getting the full experience, only with the odd animating banner trying to sell you American cars or Samsung tablets, or something similar. Here’s a reminder of what it looks like:
If you have any onboard memory left after Google’s recent 25p app sale BLOWOUT SPECTACULAR, Chrono&Cash Free is on the Play Store here.
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