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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 06/26/2022

June 26, 2022 by RSS Feed

Helius' - full of life , Charging Animations , iCPainter and more

iPhone:

Charging Animations ( $2.99 → Free ) Chunxia Li Charging Animations lets you play snazzy charging animations when you plug in your iPhone. There are 24 charging wallpapers to choose from. You’re able to tap on one from the main interface or use Shortcuts to have it display automatically when your phone is plugged in.

iCPainter ( $1.99 → Free ) Katerina Alieksieienko iCPainter turns everyday photos into masterpieces. You’e able to use different brushes to create unique effects. Choose a photo from your library let the app handle the rest. Change up the brush size, add edges, or adjust textures. The app lets anyone pretend to be Pablo Picasso.

Anchor Pointer Compass GPS ( $3.99 → Free ) Alexander Deplov We really enjoy using Anchor Point because of its simplicity. Just tap the Add Anchor button to pinpoint your location, and attach a name and icon to it. The location will be stored in your personal list where you can also share it with your friends. When you want to make your way back to your anchor point, just follow the compass or view the directions on the built-in map.

Helius' - full of life ( $4.99 → Free ) Serge Kotov You won’t find any instructions, tutorials, or even menus in Helius’. It simply requires you to figure out each puzzle and game on your own. Helius’ has everything from statistical and arithmetic puzzles to memory and melody games. Pay close attention to what’s happening on the screen at all times, otherwise you might miss a subtle clue that will result in your immediate failure.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 06/25/2022

June 25, 2022 by RSS Feed

Winterlore I , Winterlore II , WorkOther - Add Watch Workouts and more

iPhone:

WorkOther - Add Watch Workouts ( $0.99 → Free ) XiaoDong Lin This app lets you make any daily activity into a workout. Turn lawn mowing, walking the dog, or golfing into a workout. There is a fat burning heart rate indication feature to promote weight loss. WorkOther is integrated with HealthKit.

Winterlore I ( $0.99 → Free ) Moroi Springs Uncover the hidden story and lost traditions by solving puzzles in Winterlore. Trace the footsteps of Ozana’s grandmother to unveil the mysteries of Moroi Springs. Examine old objects and use them on your journey.

Winterlore II ( $0.99 → Free ) Moroi Springs Winterlore II is the second game set in the universe of Moroi Springs. Ozana will face new obstacles this time around. Use old traditions along with new ones to solve puzzles and unveil the hidden story.

culur: Custom Color by Number ( $2.99 → Free ) CULUR INC. Culur allows you to turn your own images instantly into a printable Color by Number. Just upload a photo from your phone and with a few easy clicks quickly create your customized Color by Number. Simply select the image you wish to color, your preferred coloring method, your desired difficulty, and let the app do the rest. Print your Color by Number and enjoy!

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 06/24/2022

June 24, 2022 by RSS Feed

One Line Coloring , Find My Car - Car Locator , Peppa Pig™: Party Time and more

iPhone:

Find My Car - Car Locator ( $2.99 → Free ) Gaurav Babbar Whenever you leave your car, set the marker to generate a point on the map. In addition to your vehicle’s location, you can also save a photo and notes. If you’re dealing with a parking meter, you can have Find My Car alert you when its nearing its expiration via a timer. When it’s time to return to your vehicle, Find My Car will show you the way via map, radar, or augmented reality. The app also includes multiple themes, the ability to share locations, location history and favorites, and voice instructions.

One Line Coloring ( $2.99 → Free ) MYTHICOWL SP Z O O This app offers a fresh twist to classic dot-to-dot games. The objective is to build around the lines to uncover charming objects. There are over 100 hand-drawn objects to collect and six different themes to showcase completed models.

Peppa Pig™: Party Time ( $2.99 → Free ) Entertainment One Jump into Peppa’s wonderful world and have a party. You and your child will be able to take part in creating invitations, designing and filling party bags, making cake, playing music, and much more. During the adventure you’ll be able to collect stickers for your scrapbook.

AKC Math Agility ( $2.99 → Free ) American Kennel Club In this fun educational app, you’ll tour the country to compete in AKC Agility events with your favorite dogs. Use fast fingers to solve math problems to complete each course. Each course is timed and the math problems really ramp up so be on your toes. There are 60 agility courses, 15 playable dog breeds, and 60 different breed cards to collect.

Sleep Sounds: relaxing sounds ( $1.99 → Free ) Dmitriy Pushkarev Sleep Sounds allows you to browse through its collection of more than 50 looped sounds with a swipe. To save on storage space, the sounds need to be downloaded one by one. You can mark your favorites with a tap for quick access later on. The app also includes a sleep timer and an alarm.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 06/23/2022

June 23, 2022 by RSS Feed

Stitch Photos , Money Spending Expense Tracker , Remote Touchpad and Keyboard and more

iPhone:

Money Spending Expense Tracker ( $0.99 → Free ) SER_INT Money Spending Expense Tracker makes it easy to manage your money. Add income and expenses with corresponding categories for easy tracking. Check out the charts to gain insights on your spending habits. The app also lets you invite anyone to your group so you can track group expenses and transactions with friends and family members. This is a great way the split costs and keep things fair without feeling awkward.

Stitch Photos ( $1.99 → Free ) Le Giang Nam Stitch Photos captures entire websites, conversations, and multiple screenshots and merges them into one long screenshot. You can easily crop, remove, and rearrange screenshots and photos. There is an auto edit feature that prevents overlapping. Final projects can be exported as JPG, PNG, or PDF files.

Remote Touchpad and Keyboard ( $1.99 → Free ) Evgeny Cherpak Turn your device into a useful mobile keyboard for your computer. Download the free companion app for your computer to get started. The system requirements are Mac with iOS 10.10 or newer and PC with Windows 7.0 or newer. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 11 and above. Toss the batteries aside and downsize with this helpful app.

Finale KeyPad ( $4.99 → Free ) Evgeny Cherpak Finale KeyPad pairs perfectly with Finale for Mac and Windows. It turns any iOS device into a dedicated music machine. You’ll first need to download the free helper app from the developer’s website: https://cherpake.com/get. Then launch both apps and your devices will automatically sync up.

ShapeOminoes ( $1.99 → Free ) SMG DIGITAL SERVICES sp. z o.o. ShapeOminoes is a relaxing abstract puzzle game designed fo both kids and adults. The goal is to simply take the provided pieces and fit them into the puzzle. Tap to rotate pieces and double-tap to flip. The game is completely free of pressure elements like move limits, points, and timers, so just sit back and enjoy.

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Hero Emblems II review

June 23, 2022 by RSS Feed

In the time since posting my review of the first Hero Emblems game, I found myself feeling somewhat out of step with most other mobile enthusiasts. The match-three rpg had some neat combat ideas but it was wrapped in a pretty dull fantasy setting with very poor writing. Those that celebrated the title did so by praising the strength of the puzzle combat as a panacea for the rest of the game's weaknesses and appreciating it for being an IAP-free experience. Fast forward seven years and Hero Emblems II feels a lot like it's going to play out the same way. This follow up title lands almost a decade later with some updated visuals, but otherwise feels all too familiar.

It's a match

Hero Emblems II fashions itself as your typical fantasy role playing game. You follow a group of adventurers comprised of a warrior, priest, etc. and what starts as a simple quest to retrieve an item leads them to discovering an amnesiac elf in need of help. This kicks off a long, meandering quest where progress forward involves a lot of turn-based match-three puzzle combat.

Along the way, you'll meet other adventurers to add to your party, and by mixing and matching your abilities you can take down any number of spiders, skeletons, wizards, etc. that stand in your way. Much like the first Hero Emblems, the story here is not worth the price of admission. In addition to being very cliche, the same localization issues from the previous game erase much chance of finding charm in these characters or nuance in how the tale plays out.

Swapping it up

Instead of story, puzzle combat is again the star of the show in Hero Emblems II, and boy is there a lot of it. For the most part, the basic rules of the original Hero Emblems remain intact here, though there are a few twists that make Hero Emblems II conceptually deeper than its predecessor. In this game, each party member has their own life bars and your squad of four can tag out with other heroes in the midst of a battle.

Characters also unlock passive traits as they level up, some of which trigger when you swap them into a battle. This, along with access to customize what kinds of abilities party members can trigger on matching certain numbers of their emblems, allows for a somewhat granular level of customization that I'm not sure I've seen before in a puzzle rpg. My only issue with these systems is that they only sound impactful in theory, while in practice I found myself using most of the same strategies I used for the first game over and over again and not feeling like many new skills really changed any party member's role or function all that much for the majority of the game.

Swap some more

To add to the disappointment of Hero Emblems II's customization system, most of your ability to play around with it is limited by how much gold you've accrued on your journey. In order to afford new gear and abilities for your party, you'll definitely have to grind through dungeons multiple times, which makes Hero Emblems II's already somewhat lengthy combat format feel like a slog for long stretches. You won't necessarily have to grind for all the new gear you encounter, but some uneven difficulty spikes can and will eventually force you to get on the currency grind.

For some, this might be exactly what you want. To its credit, Hero Emblems II gives you a ton of match-three combat with some somewhat interesting systems layered in and some goals to aim for outside of its hard to parse story, all without ads or IAPs. This makes it a decent companion for a flight or to occupy the back of your brain as you watch tv on the couch. As a main event, or a game you want to really sink your teeth into, though, it leaves quite a bit to be desired.

The bottom line

Overall, if you enjoyed the first Hero Emblems, this sequel will probably serve you just fine. It very much feels like more of the same, but with some more customization options and updated visuals. None of these changes feel meaningful enough to change the core of its match-three combat, and outside of that the series continues to struggle in making any of its rpg trappings compelling.

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