The App Store takes delivery of hundreds of new apps per day. The overwhelming scene makes it possible to easily overlook an exciting game, valuable productivity suite, etc. However, we have a solution. Today’s Best Apps tackles this problem by providing you with a handpicked and tested list of apps that are truly worth your consideration each and everyday.
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LittleSaw by Birk Aas ($0.99, 9.0 MB): Feed your brain by helping a cyclops get home in this simple, adorable, and dark puzzle-platformer. An eye thing hatches from an egg into a world of dangerous, mainly saws. Direct the charming creature by running, jumping, and sliding throughout the many challenging areas, first to find the key and then leap into the exit portal. Obviously, all while avoiding those spinning blades of death. The game features silhouetted 2-D graphics, instrumental soundtrack, 66 stages spanning three worlds, and dual-thumb controls.
Parcel Panic 2 - Post Car Racing by Mad Processor (Free, 37.4 MB): The delivery driver drama returns in this squeal to the postal service-themed strategy-based racer. Your orders are in and those boxes need to be delivered lickety-split! Like before, an assistive green arrow will guide you to and from the pick-up and drop off locations, although, finding shortcuts is really what it takes to pump in profits, and, of course, great driving skills. In addition, boosts, such as coin collecting magnets and auto-driving arrows with nitro, have been scattered on the roadways to further help your progress. Beyond spicing up the visual, the vehicle aspect has been revamped to a purchase and upgrade system, so save those coins. The game features 3-D graphics, mini-map and designation photos, Caribbean-style chiptunes, survival-type play as well as an explorative endless free ride mode, eight upgradeable vehicles, four levels of difficulty, tilt and touch controls, mini-objectives, power-ups, Facebook integration for challenges and more, plus a Game Center leaderboard.
LittleSaw HD by Birk Aas ($0.99, 9.0 MB): Feed your brain by helping a cyclops get home in this simple, adorable, and dark puzzle-platformer. An eye thing hatches from an egg into a world of dangerous, mainly saws. Direct the charming creature by running, jumping, and sliding throughout the many challenging areas, first to find the key and then leap into the exit portal. Obviously, all while avoiding those spinning blades of death. The game features silhouetted 2-D graphics, instrumental soundtrack, 66 stages spanning three worlds, and dual-thumb controls.
