We’re highlighting some of the best new games to recently arrive on the App Store. Our picks this week include a unique new point-and-click adventure, a fashionable RPG, and more.
Our first Best New Apps roundup of the year features a great task manager to help you get focused, a recipe app, and more.
The new RPG features a story mode and more than 60 bosses to battle.
In the game, you'll need to help Robert Hill recall his memories.
It’s not often that we catch sight of a completely original mobile game, but this new game fits the bill.
Stay healthy with apps that let you track medical history and medications, send you pill reminders, monitor your heart rate, and more.
From the team behind Punch Club and Graveyard Keeper, the game is all about the swag.
In the new puzzler, you’re tasked with collecting the renaming plant life after Earth’s climate has collapsed.
The app will automatically strip out everything but the ingredients and cooking instructions.
Go old-school to start the new year with this fun new dungeon crawler.
Instead of spending time counting calories on everything you’ve eaten, the apps helps you focus on whether you’re eating healthy or not healthy.
The new simple and relaxing game will help test your word creation prowess.
While you can't obviously play any games on the small screen, the app allows you to view gaming news, store information, and more.
The task manager allows you to only add seven tasks at one time.
Here are the best new Apple Watch apps that arrived in 2019.
2019 was another amazing year for App Store games, and now we’re looking at the best of the bunch, including our Game of the Year.
Another year is almost in the books, so it's time to take a look at the best new apps that landed on the App Store in 2019.
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.
