Our final Best Games of the Week in 2019 is highlighted by the newest Apple Arcade game sure to please LEGO fans. See what else made the list.

Our best new apps of the week feature a great way to tame your Twitter timeline, a well-designed calligraphy app, and more.

The new brain-training app lets you compete one-on-one or against numerous opponents in tournaments.

One of the most popular note-taking apps now features a better highlighter and eraser.

You can now use the Apple Watch as a shutter control or to set a timer.

The game contains all the variations you know and love - Classic, Klondike, Golf Solitaire, Pyramid, Spider, and more - and bundles them up into an exciting, arcadey, time travel-infused package.

A companion to the official Twitter apps offers smart filters and the ability to create a timeline with close friends.

The first major update to the app allows users to select the main subject of a layer quickly and easily.

Let's take a look at the best games that have landed on the App Store in the last week.

Our best new App of the Week is a perfect way for beer brewers to better their craft. See what else made the list.

Looking for a perfect gift idea for iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch users? Check out our choices.

With the unique hexagon layout, the keyboard is 70 percent larger than the standard offering.

The app features more than 1,000 recipes for the Instant Pot lineup of kitchen appliances including the famous pressure cooker.

The feature is now easier to access and offers a number of new lists to view.

The first game, Ultimate Rivals: The Rink, is available to download now on the subscription gaming service.

The one-handed music player can morph your iPhone screen into a classic interface that works with Apple Music.

Along with the iOS and iPadOS software, Apple has also released watchOS 6.1.1 and tvOS 13.3.

Anyone with iOS or iPadOS 13.2 or later can import from an SD card or other media attached to their device.

The RPG focuses on a world with four different races at war and mysterious, powerful objects called Remnants.

You’ll help heroes Tib and Rob as they travel on an funny adventure through the Chicken Republic. Just be prepared to stay on the beat.

Players can select from one of five available character classes and then take on quests and more.

The powerful illustration app is sporting a rebuilt graphics engine that can run at 120fps on supported iPad models.

A Renaissance puzzler and a classic board game brought to the modern age highlight our latest Best Games of the Week.

The popular sci-fi board game has made its way to iOS devices with both solo and multiplayer options.