Agricola has received two brand new decks.

The Rock's film crew have mysteriously become extremely aggressive. Help Dwayne protect himself while he tries to solve the mystery.

Tired of checking-in via Foursquare only to find none of your friends are nearby? Now a new app called Forecast is set to arrive that helps you tell your real life friends where you expect to be sometime in the future. The end-result could be a game-changer in the world of social networking.

Numerous photo-editing apps call the iPad home. However, there are few that include the high-level editing tools required by professional photographers. One of those is Snapseed for iPad, which promises a “high-quality photo experience right at your fingertips.” Does it perform as promised?

With a catalog of books from the public domain, Audibly has plenty of choice for those that are looking for some classic audiobooks. For a free app, this one has a lot to offer. Read on to find out more!

Retro Camera Plus is the perfect way to explore the world of retro photography without spending a dime. Surely you’ve heard of app store darling Hipstamatic. Well, now you can check out Retro Camera Plus, which is similar, except that it’s free. Some might call it a knock-off, but I see it as a different app entirely, since each of the effects are different. In fact, I believe they complement each other quite nicely - it would not be a waste of space to own both.

Doodle Buddy Premium is a cute, interactive doodling app. You can doodle alone or with a friend. Collaborate on a work of art, a note, or a game. You can watch as your friend’s doodles appear on your screen, just as they can see your doodles on their screen.

Forget TV Guide and its small, hard to read grid listings. Forget your cumbersome onscreen cable or satellite guide that is packed full of worthless information that can make your head spin. What if you could take the television listings and merge them with your personal preferences? Now you can, thanks to a new app called Peel. Read more...

Watching television isn’t typically a real-time social experience. Sure, we like to discuss our favorite shows next to the company water cooler or on Twitter and Facebook. But, that typically happens after the fact. However, thanks to a new app from Yap.tv, Inc. you can discuss a show with online friends in real time on your iPad.