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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The Walk - Fitness Tracker and Game by Six to Start ($3.99, 335.6 MB): As it continuously tracks activity, this pedometer-type fitness app helps you stay physically motivated by applying progress to a captivating tale. Following a terrorist-like activity, you're given an extremely important package to deliver. Every real step gets mirrored in the game, moving the virtual character forward, similar to an AR experience. Once reaching particular time, that is, also distance, milestones, additional story chapters will become available, offering new information, clues, and other exciting tidbits. The app features both 2-D and 3-D graphics, more than 13 hours to tell the UK-based audio novel spanning 65 episodes and hundreds of miles, gauge-type stats and a realistic map show headway, adaptive difficulty, plus M7 motion coprocessor (iPhone 5s) optimization.
Mickey Mouse: Mash-Up by Disney ($3.99, 333.0 MB): This interactive version of the Disney short film "No Service" allows nearly everyone to have fun helping Mickey by becoming a cartoonist. Prior to meeting Minnie and Daisy for a beach get-together, Donald and Mickey must gather up the grub. Unfortunately, they run into some hilarious hazards on the way, such as a no shirt, no shoes, no service clothing conundrum. Suffice it to say, our favorite mouse will need your drawing skills to overcome some embarrassing moments and progress the story. The game features hand-drawn 2-D graphics, original footage, simple drawing and painting tools, plus Mickey's entertaining and informative narration.
Toca Lab by Toca Boca AB ($2.99, 83.9 MB): Kids will get captivated and learn about the properties of the 118 core elements by stepping into this sandbox-style science lab. To reveal the Periodic Table, you must utilize the Bunsen burner, centrifuge, cooling station, and oscilloscope in steps to cook, freeze, float, and squish the adorable element character. Hints to the next step are provided via the mystery box and on the table itself. The game features charming 3-D graphics, humorous sound effects, and single finger physics-based control.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas by Rockstar Games ($6.99, 1.5 GB): The latest installment of the hit open world, crime-focused franchise lands in the App Store. Carl Johnson must return to San Andreas to save the rest of his family. To do so, he'll need to face hard-hitting gang members, get himself some allies, break more laws, and ultimately conquer the streets. The game features 3-D graphics, hip-hop soundtrack, celebrity voices, huge free roam interactive environment, various objectives, and three dual-thumb control schemes as well as iOS-supported Bluetooth-based physical game controllers.
The Room Two by Fireproof Games ($4.99, 258.9 MB): The acclaimed and well-crafted puzzler is back, compelling you to explore the next stage of mystery. Despite some disagreements about your skill level, you are still being summoned to assist in locating a powerful relic. Unlike the original, which concentrated on a single safe-type box, this sequel actually involves a room containing multiple items, from letters to hidden compartment included containers. Carefully sift through the objects to find hints and collect clues in an immersive, intense mind stimulating adventure. The game features beautiful 3-D graphics, charming instrumental soundtrack, immersive environment, interaction with objects via lifelike gestures, three save slots, and Game Center achievements.
