Once again, we're taking a look at the best games to hit the App Store in the past week. We're highlighting a horrific game making its way from the console and PC, a classic board game going digital, and more.
Our roundup of the best apps to arrive this week include a kid-focused way to listen to Spotify, a full-featured recipe app, and more.
Find out more about the two newest games available on the game subscription service.
So far, IGG has donated over 2.05 million items of medical equipment to every corner of the Earth.
The upcoming sequel takes the title character and his unique brand of point-and-click gameplay into the infamous Kowloon Walled City.
The mobile version of the popular PC and console game features a number of iconic faces from horror franchises.
The great app offers more than 100 different types of dynamic stationary to use.
You can pre-order the new iPhone starting on Friday. It starts at $399 for a 64GB model.
While you need to create an account, no credit card is required.
The app allows you to send messages to close friends with just a tap.
The keyboard with built-in trackpad was originally announced in March.
We're taking a closer look at how to wreak havoc fun new casual game.
Take a look at this fun new game that's sure to keep you entertained.
Woven wants to make scheduling easier by integrating all of your existing calendars into one.
If you’re looking for a great app to edit videos and more, make sure to check out StoryCut.
April continues to bring great new games to the App Store. Some of the highlights this week include a fun sequel for Apple Arcade subscribers and tons of unique puzzlers.
Take out the trash to win in this fun new game.
Our roundup of the best new apps this week is highlighted by a powerful way to customize an Apple Watch. See what else made the list.
The tracker uses machine learning in iOS 13 and watchOS 6 to better understand your sleep habits.
While finding your path, you can reveal a part of a beautiful art canvas.
The Bluetooth technology is being built with the central tenants of security and user privacy.
The side-scrolling platformer is easy to grasp but definitely ramps up the difficulty.
We're taking a closer look at this great video and image editing app.
