October is in the books so it's time to look back at the best apps to hit the App Store in the last month.

We're expecting to see our first look at Macs powered with Apple Silicon processors.

All three options can save you money compared to subscribing to the services individually.

The narrative adventure game is from the developer behind Lumino City and INKS.

The latest entry is a collection of classic and original mini games.

The game recently celebrated its third anniversary.

The app is a great alternative to Apple's stock option.

The app now also supports video in multiple aspect ratios.

The game is an endless runner that will see Crash and his friends traverse Wumpa Island.

The video app is now sporting a more streamlined player page and more.

Our look at the week’s best new games include a beautiful Apple Arcade title and a puzzle adventure about communication and isolation.

Playing as a junior architect, you’ll confront your darkest fears and confess them online.

The app is currently the only dedicated night mode video camera app for an iPhone.

The new series is partly brought to you from the team at Webzen who has developed games like MU Origin.

It’s been a great week for new apps. Our top choice is a professional camera app with tons of new features. See what else made the list.

The new app offers a new gesture-based interface that can be used with one hand.

The new update offers bug fixes for widgets and more.

You can now view, edit, and share HDR videos in iMovie.

You can download the anticipated game now.

In the survival strategy game, you’ll explore how war affects ordinary citizens.

The graphics app is designed to work with Apple Pencil.

Using the app, you won’t need to use Apple’s Shortcuts.

You can play titles from your console.