Even though the dog days of summer are here, there are plenty of new games on the App Store to keep you entertained. Our list this week includes a fast brawler, a beautiful puzzler, and more.
Our Best Apps of the Week inlcude a way to shoot Portrait Mode videos and a perfect way to get fit with just your Apple Watch.
Along with easy expense entry, the app highlights your spending trends to help you make better financial decisions.
You’ll improve your vocabulary by reading foreign sites. And when you need a translation, you can see one with just a tap.
The new puzzle adventure game features beautiful hand-painted visuals and eerie sounds.
Become friends with the loneliest bird in the world.
You can explore more than 3,000 lighted mazes.
Along with a new summer adventure, there will be a number of in-game events to celebrate the milestone.
The new update also brings Tetris Royale, a 100-player battle for supremacy.
The app allows you to keep track of all the beer, wine, and cocktails you drink.
Along with news, you can also access podcasts directly from the well-designed app.
Designed for beginners, you can use the app without an iPhone to help get in shape.
The fun arcade brawler will test your speed and precision.
With the new app, you can customize and change the aperture on a video thanks to computational photography.
June is over, and it’s was another great month on the App Store. Our best games of the month feature a long-awaited sequel, a fun new Pokémon quest, and more.
Another month has come and gone so it's time to take a look at the best new apps that arrived in June.
Four apps and four games won the award.
Better keep track of your time, finances, and emotional wellness with some of our best new apps of the week.
Plant polyomino veggie tiles and even make a groundhog friend.
The app is completely free, all you need is a premium account on Spotify or Apple Music.
The app can help select a HIIT exercise routine for you.
A long-awaited Apple Arcade title, Beyond a Steel Sky, tops our look at the best new games of the week. See what else made our list.
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