It’s time to take another look back the best new games that have arrived in the last week. Our top choice is a fun adventure on Apple Arcade, Little Orpheus. See what else made our list.
Our top new app of the week is a great Reddit client, ReSurfer. See what else made the list.
The new feature makes it easier to interact with podcasts using a Siri command.
In the freemium puzzle game, you'll be a cafe owner who serves treats to some iconic Pokémon.
The game features dynamic deck building to help you climb the spire.
The new feature will arrive for all users of the official iOS app "in the coming weeks."
Using an iPhone or iPad, you can view what wall art will look like at home or elsewhere.
The app can now automatically detect links from a number of popular conferencing services.
Sales from physical goods and services led the way.
See the best new games that arrived in the last week.
We’re rounding up the best new apps to arrive on the App Store in the last week.
The completely free Reddit client offers a huge amount of different customization options.
Put away the paper cookbooks and check out these helpful and inspiring cooking apps for Apple TV.
The calendar app uses AI to take scheduling to a new level.
The side-scrolling adventure is inspired by classic movies like Flash Gordon.
The app features real-time filters and effects available to preview before you even take a photo.
The information will have not personal data and be shared with the CDC to improve it’s screening protocol.
You can save, organize, and share different links without needing a to create an account.
Dive into a world of color in the easy-to-use app.
The new game from the developer of the iconic Angry Birds series combines a murder mystery and puzzle solving.
In the official digital adaptation of the popular board game, you’ll head back to a pre-modern Tuscany.
The new feature brings an interactive weather map and more.
Let's take a look at the best games that hit the App Store in the last week. Our selections include an RPG inspired by classics from the 1990s, a great digital version of a popular board game series, and more.
The app features a built-in scanner so you can quickly and easily capture information like serial codes and more.
