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Get six Mac applications worth $154 for free

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MacHeist logoIt’s not everyday you get six free Mac applications for free but the team at MacHeist is offering software worth a total of $154 for absolutely nothing over the next 3 days. The applications on offer are ShoveBox, WriteRoom, Twitterific, TinyGrab, Hordes of Orcs and Mariner Write. Note that Mariner Write will only be unlocked once 500,000 users have taken up this special offer so the more that sign-up, the better it is for everyone.

The MacHeist team have become famous for their giveaways. Here’s a quick look at the current offer:

  • ShoveBox A clever application for remembering all the things that you don’t have time for while you’re application whether it’s web pages to visit later, PDF’s for later reading or a To-Do list of your daily activities.
  • WriteRoom Miss the good old days of typewriters? WriteRoom provides a distraction free writing environment that ensures you focus more on your writing and less on distractions such as Facebook, IM clients and YouTube.
  • Twitterific Possibly the pick of the bunch on offer. If I didn’t use Tweetie than I’d definitely consider switching to this slick and well crafted Twitter client which stands out for it’s high level of customization.
  • TinyGrab A super quick way of sharing screenshots or funny images you’ve just found on the net. Just select the portion of the screen you want to share, drag it to your menu bar and you instantly receive a URL for sharing it.
  • Hordes of Orcs A challenging Tower Defense game where the aim is to defend your village from starving Orcs. If more than 20 make it through your defenses, the Orcs will be having you for breakfast.
  • MarinerWrite Mariner Write is a comprehensive Word Processing package that´s simple to use and can even open and edit documents in Word format. If you don’t have Word, it’s a great alternative.

You can see a video of some of the apps in action here. Get yours now before it’s too late!

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