It's been a great week for new apps. Our choices for the best titles to hit the App Store include a unique journal app and an easy-to-use business expense manager.

While the game has a one-player mode, it's a great way to game with friends.

The new look offers a simpler shuffle button and other improvements.

From developer Pixite, the team behind the great coloring app Pigment, you can truly create a unique way to journal.

The 4th Anniversary update contains a range of new content and events, but the standout feature is definitely T5 Troops.

The easy-to-use app can easily export a PDF when you're done completing an expense report.

Head back to the farm and rediscover this classic RPG.

The study is looking to see if an iPhone and Apple Watch can help lower the risk of stroke for seniors 65 and older.

The fun platformer has added six new levels and much more.

Take a unique trip to the afterlife to looks for love in our best new game of the week. See what else made the list.

Parents will definitely want to take a look at our choices for the best new apps of the week.

The cuddly star is back, along with his friends, in a fun new endless runner.

While at heart an arcade racing game, the title also features elements of a rythm, puzzle, and story-driven titles.

The app is available on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Apple Watch.

There's no longer a need to switch apps when using Microsoft's programs.

Rolling out this week, you can select any audio file to send to the service.

You’ll love the best new games that arrived on the App Store this week. Our choices include an iconic PC optimized for the iPad, a crunchy platformer, and more.

Can you find a companion in the afterlife?

Instead of having to chase down cards, you’ll get unlimited copies of every card.

The new title focuses on Bendy’s friend Boris the Wolf.

The software offers smaller improvements and bug fixes, including one for users in Iceland.

In our latest roundup of the best apps to arrive this week, we're highlighting a cloud service for Pokémon fans, a great journal app, and more.

You can leave your iPhone at home and still listen to music and podcasts on the service.