We know that Windows 8 RTM would get paid app in Windows Store and the apps have already started to show up in the Windows Store. Currently, there are 4 paid apps available in Store out which two are games, one is the RSS Reader app and last is the Flashcards app.
Microsoft announced that the developers can include paid apps in Windows Store after the launch of Windows 8 for developers on August 15 but, we are already seeing some paid apps in Windows Store.
The details of currently paid apps are as follow:
Note: The below provided apps are the Metro (new style-UI) ones. There are also some desktop apps available in Windows Store which are paid ones but, we wont be covering them in this post.
Oscars Adevetures:
This game is one of the paid apps available in games category. Basically its a game for children regarding their basic education in understanding the basic animals.
It costs about $1.49 and isnt available as a trial.
Surly SudoKu:
This Sudoku game has been taken one step further with the online competition. You can play online as well as rank yourself worldwide using this game.
It costs about $4.99 and is available as trial also.
Feed Reader:
This app as the name suggests is the feed reader which uses your subscription from Google Reader and displays them in the app. You can also subscribe to new feeds as well as manage your current ones.
This feed reader app is available in Store for the cost of $2.99 and it can be obtained as a trial also.
Flash Cards:
This awesome app for Windows Store is best for early age learnin children. The flashcards display different thing from mammals, birds, alphabets to colors and their name is also showed along with their pictures.
It is available in Store for the cost of $2.49 and can be gained as a trial also.
Well, these were the few paid apps available in Windows Store but, we will keep the list updated as soon as we see more apps.
