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A retro platformer with a unique control scheme and a colorful puzzler highlight our latest look at the Best Games of the Week.

Check out some of the best new apps that arrived in the last week.

The app is a great way to better understand the heart rate data being collected by an Apple Watch.

Join us this week as try to defuse the impending Apple and App Store bomb with thieves, detectives, and builders on the AppAdvice Podcast episode 111.

The app gives you complete oversight over your children’s online activity - and a healthy proportion their offline activity too.

The fun game features more than 50 great level full of enemies, minibosses, and bosses.

Two classic indie games making their debuts on the App Store highlight our Best Games of the Week.

In the colorful puzzler, you’ll move different parts of a brick to make paths.

The company behind the well-known brain training app is jumping into the mindfulness space with a new meditation app.

The game features 100 different puzzles across four unique topics.

The wacky multiplayer running game pits 10 players against each other in a battle to the finish.

There’s no need to be a trivia wiz to play this new game.

The puzzle game features 150 colorful levels where you’ll need to fold and move colored ribbons.

Anyone can make music with our best app of the week. Take a look at what else made the list.

The high-quality app from Readdle is making some notable changes in the move to version 7.

One of the best photo editing apps available now allows you to better spot and fix color problems with an image.

The game features four different quirky mysteries you'll solve by tracking down evidence hidden in dioramas.

Join us this week as we break down the latest apple earnings and hit the air and sea with hyper speed on the AppAdvice Podcast episode 110.

Gamers will help the furry hero Pimm save the town from the vile chinchilla Marlo and his gang of vermin.

Up to three fighters per side will battle in tactical, turn-based combat.

We’re taking a look back at the best games that arrived in July. Our list features something for everyone including a fun party game, a classic Nintendo series making it way iOS devices, and more.

In the anonymous adventure, you’ll travel on a life’s passage and can even connect with others while on the journey.