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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 07/17/2017

July 17, 2017 by RSS Feed

Dr. Panda's Carnival , Drawing Grid & Outline Tracing by Myvinchy , Good Morning Sunshine Rise, Shine, Emoji Stickers and more

iPhone:

Drawing Grid & Outline Tracing by Myvinchy ( $2.99 → Free ) Julian Praest Myvinchy allows you to draw like you’re using tracing paper. Take a photo of your subject or utilize one of the built-in templates, and customize the outline to meet your specific needs. Then place your iDevice above your sheet of paper, and you’ll be able to see the outlines laid over the top. The assistance mode allows for maximum precision by reducing shaking and having the stencil follow your drawing.

Universal:

Dr. Panda's Carnival ( $2.99 → Free ) Dr. Panda Ltd [videojs autoplay="true" mp4="https://siri-cdn.appadvice.com/generated-app-plays/1001059684/245165056-1474315535369-half-no-audio.mp4"> Come one, come all to Dr. Panda's Carnival! Your child is put in control of the entire park, allowing them to adjust the speed of the rides, pop popcorn, float on boats, create their own candy masterpieces, and so much more. Five cute animal customers will appear, providing your child with the opportunity to dress them up in different ways and paint their faces. Dr. Panda's Carnival includes tons of other little secrets to discover, so hand your iDevice off and let your child enjoy.

Good Morning Sunshine Rise, Shine, Emoji Stickers ( $0.99 → Free ) Eggroll Games LLC This sticker pack will brighten everyone's day. It includes 29 unique stickers, all starring Little Sunshine. She makes different faces, displays different emotions, and even dresses up for the seasons. Just peel and stick.

PixelWakker ( $2.99 → Free ) Joseph WRIGLEY [videojs autoplay="true" mp4="https://handoff-cdn.appadvice.com/apptributes/117674847103633430806/1470137518917_Turn_your_photos_into_pixel_art_1571-half-no-audio.mp4"> PixelWakker allows you to import any photo from your library or capture a new one from within the app. You can then choose from 20 different pixel art effects. You’re able to independently adjust the frequency and intensity of each effect via sliders. Your final creations can be saved or shared via your favorite social networks.

Hawaii LocalMoji ( $0.99 → Free ) Bryan Switalski Hawaii LocalMoji will get you and your friends into a more sublime state of mind with its collection of pineapple stickers. The 25 locally illustrated stickers feature a variety of emotions and local sayings like mahalo, howzit, and chee-hoo. Just peel and stick.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 07/16/2017

July 16, 2017 by RSS Feed

Flashback - Sci-Fi Style Calendar , Levitagram - Levitation Photo Camera for Dummies! , White Noise: sounds for sleep and relaxing and more

iPhone:

Flashback - Sci-Fi Style Calendar ( $1.99 → Free ) OCTUDIO Flashback has a super sci-fi look and feel. You’re able to view all of your upcoming events on the bright and easy to read calendar, or you can get a look at them in list form by swiping up on the screen. Swipe horizontally to access different months and watch the animations unfold. Tap on a date to schedule a new event, which can include a start and end time, location, memo, and an alert.

Universal:

Levitagram - Levitation Photo Camera for Dummies! ( $1.99 → Free ) LOCQL, Inc. To make it seem as if your subject is levitating, start off by taking two separate photos. The first photo should be of your subject in its environment, and the second should be the environment without your subject. Make sure to keep the camera steady between photos in order to get the best results. Levitagram will automatically align and stitch together the two photos, so all that’s left for you to do is cut out the parts you don’t want. When you’re finished creating your magical photo, you’re able to save it or share it via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Messages, or email.

White Noise: sounds for sleep and relaxing ( $0.99 → Free ) Dmitriy Pushkarev White Noise 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.

Drop The Chicken 2 ( $0.99 → Free ) Jesse Kuronen [videojs autoplay="true" mp4="https://handoff-cdn.appadvice.com/apptributes/109580063382635249159/1446853961010-1st-jump-2908-half-no-audio.mp4"> Chuck has been captured by an evil monkey ring master. To escape from the circus, you must help Chuck perform pool diving tricks while catching bugs along the way. While Chuck is on his platform, you’re required to move a wide variety of objects to ensure he safely lands in the pool. When you believe you have everything just right, flip the switch and see how he performs. The game includes 100 puzzles, five bonus levels, and in-game helping hands.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 07/15/2017

July 15, 2017 by RSS Feed

Atom Run , Blinq: Simple Expense Tracker Spendings Analytics , Sago Mini Monsters and more

iPhone:

Blinq: Simple Expense Tracker Spendings Analytics ( $2.99 → Free ) Tomasz Koszyk [videojs autoplay="true" mp4="https://siri-cdn.appadvice.com/apptributes/us-east-1%3A8aa41638-fba4-4399-b192-29ee08a7b61c/1477404130198_BlinqStats_6045-half-no-audio.mp4"> Blinq makes it easy to track where your money is going. Before you do anything, you’ll want to choose your currency, determine a budget, and create expense categories that match the way you spend your money. Then every time money leaves your hand, simply record it within the app or from your Apple Watch. Blinq provides visual queues to ensure you know where you’re money is going and when you’re about to break the bank. The app also includes Touch ID support.

Universal:

Atom Run ( $2.99 → Free ) Fingerlab [videojs autoplay="true" mp4="https://springboard-cdn.appadvice.com/generated-app-plays/598232243/133701632-1481035910389-half-no-audio.mp4"> The year is 2264. An unprecedented disaster has put an end to all life. It’s up to you to run, jump, and push your way through a mechanical world in order to collect atoms and molecules to restore life before it’s too late. You’re able to control Elgo via precise on-screen controls, or you can utilize an Apple-approved game controller. The game includes multiple zones and levels to play through, crisp 3-D graphics, original music from King Q4, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

Sago Mini Monsters ( $2.99 → Free ) Sago Sago [videojs autoplay="true" mp4="https://springboard-cdn.appadvice.com/wp-content/appadvice-v2-media/2015/08/Sago-Mini-Monsters-color_31578cd957f205bb5824edcff387dad6-half-no-audio.mp4"> Sago Mini Monsters allows your child’s creative side to shine. They get to start off by painting the face of a colorful monster. It will then grow horns, eyes, and a mouth. Just tap and drag each piece to switch it out with another. The monster can be fed with the food that floats to the top of the goo from which it came. Once the monster has had its fill it will need its teeth brushed. Other objects will also randomly float to the top of the goo, which can be applied to the monster before it gets its photo taken.

Young Living Essential Oils Reference Guide ( $6.99 → Free ) helder lourenzi Young Living Essential Oils aims to be your definitive guide for essential oils. It includes four different sections: Oils, Ailments, Blends, and Uses. Each section can be browsed alphabetically, or you can search for something specific. The listings within the categories include tons of detailed information along with the ability to add notes and save them for later.

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Sticky AI, Picsew, RoverPass, and other apps to check out this weekend

July 15, 2017 by RSS Feed

This week’s edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a sticker-maker, screenshot-stitcher, and an app for locating and reserving campsites. And as usual, we’ve selected two great new games for you to check out.

Sticky AI

Sticky AI uses artificial intelligence to help you create your own selfie-stickers incredibly fast. Create still and animated stickers, save them to the sticker pack and share them easily across your favorite messaging apps. Features include awesome comic and cartoon-like sticker styles, bright and colorful backgrounds to choose from, and a simple and clean user interface. For me it’s kind of like having Instagram or Snapchat stickers in all of your favorite social apps. Sticky AI is available for free.

Picsew

In the market for a screenshot-stitching app? Check out Picsew. It’s not a new app, but it just received a big update. Picsew can automatically merge multiple screenshots into a single image. The developer says it has the leading auto-stitching success rate among similar products, and it also has a manual stitching option for more complex projects. Other features include support for both vertical and horizontal screenshots, high resolution output, watermarks and more. Picsew is available for $0.99.

RoverPass

It’s that time of year again! Search, compare, and book with thousands of other travelers using RoverPass. With more than 20,000 campgrounds across the country, RoverPass is the only directory to offer nationwide booking through its online travel agency service. Other features include quick-loading search results, large photos, map exploration, online booking, and more. This isn’t a new app, but if you like to camp and haven’t checked it out, it may be worth doing so. It has one of the largest campground databases of any app I’ve seen. RoverPass is available for free.

Dice Smash

In the mood to try a new puzzler this weekend? Check out Dice Smash. This game is simple, with the goal of tapping empty spaces between pairs of dice in an effort to clear the board. Features include daily challenges, support for Apple Watch and iMessage, and a gorgeous interface. Think you have what it takes to smash the dice? Try it. Dice Smash is available for free.

Street Fighter IV Champion Edition

A new warrior has entered the ring. Street Fighter 4: Champion Edition perfects the winning gameplay formula of its predecessor by offering higher resolution graphics, three new characters (Poison, Ibuki and Dudley), wide screen support for newer iOS devices and a host of updates and refinements. Long time Street Fighter fans can jump into the action and have an instant familiarity with the controls. For more casual players, Street Fighter 4 features numerous settings and tutorials that put you on the path to victory. Street Fighter IV Champion Edition is available for $5.

More apps to check out

• Pocketdex app by Majd Alfhaily and Surenix complements Pokémon GO
• Apple's free app of the week: illi
• Fantastical for Mac gains attachment and travel time support, time to leave alerts & more

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Hear Puzzles Come to Life in Resynth

July 14, 2017 by RSS Feed

Resynth ($1.99) by Polyphonic is a musical puzzle game that is all about hearing the puzzle come to life through sound. In the end, Resynth is here to provide relaxation and stimulation through music. If you enjoyed games like Echo: A Music Game and Bebop Puzzle Beat, then you will love what Resynth brings to the table.

Ever since I started middle school and discovered music, it’s become a big part of my life. I can’t go a day without listening to some of my favorite albums, and I love to discover new tunes each day if I can. I may not have musical talent of my own (never learned) but I can definitely appreciate good music when I hear it. It’s also known that I have a strong love for puzzle games, so when the two combine, you can bet that it’s a must for me. When I saw Resynth on the App Store this week, it intrigued me because of the unique concept — there aren’t too many musical puzzlers out there, after all. After giving it a whirl, I can say that it does not disappoint.

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$1.99

Resynth

Polyphonic Lp Pty Ltd

Visually, Resynth is rather impressive with a simple and clean minimalistic aesthetic. Everything is flat with uncomplicated icons that are easy to see and recognize. When you look at Resynth, it’s like a combination of retro and futuristic in one, which is nice eye candy. The color palette ranges from soft pastel shades to bold and vibrant hues that all contrast nicely with the background color. The lights on the grid are noticeable from a distance and it’s straightforward when it comes to what needs to be done. Animations are smooth and fluid, especially when the puzzle starts coming to life with music.

What makes Resynth different from other puzzles is the fact that music plays an integral part in this game. This is definitely a game that one should play with the music on, and preferably with some good headphones. Resynth features a soothing synth-pop style soundtrack, which makes sense since the game acts like a synthesizer. Each stage will start with a few beeps and clicks, but as you push the objects into place, the track slowly puts itself together. The final product plays once the puzzle is complete and comes to life.

Like other puzzle games, Resynth is level-based, and right now there are 72 puzzles to solve with the initial download. If you finish all of those and want more, there are more level packs that you can get through in-app purchases. At the moment, there’s only one more pack available, and it costs $0.99. The objective in each stage is pretty clear cut: push all of the blocks into the colored spaces and line up the X’s on the spokes into their proper places. Each node acts as a musical note, so once you get them into the right places, the musical track comes to life. There’s also a psychedelic visual on the screen to let you know when the puzzle is complete.

The controls in Resynth are easy and intuitive. To move your white square, just swipe your finger on the screen in the direction you want to go (up, down, left, right). If you’re unable to move, there’s a subtle visual and audio clue. Since Resynth is a puzzle, you do have to plan your moves carefully, since sometimes the blocks you need to push into the colored nodes may get stuck. If you make a mistake and can’t get out of it, just tap on the restart button in the upper left. The game also has that button flash when you make a fatal mistake and there’s no other option.

Each level has three medals to earn. One is automatically given for completing the stage. You can earn another by solving the puzzle in the least amount of moves, and the last one requires a fast completion time. If you’re the type of person who needs to perfect each level, it may take a few tries on some stages before you can achieve that. And even if you’re not, it’s a good reason to come back to a stage and try to do better.

So Resynth has a good amount of replay value, especially since there are also more level packs to purchase. But keep in mind that you can enjoy the game at your own pace if you desire — the medals are just bonus challenges to give yourself.

Resynth is a stunning music puzzle game that will appeal to fans of synth-pop music and puzzlers. The game has a fantastic minimalistic design that looks modern and fresh, yet can be retro at the same time (depending on the colors). The music is excellent and well worth the cost of the download. It’s easy to control, and the puzzles themselves are challenging enough for everyone, from casuals to gaming veterans. With the bonus objectives to complete, as well as even more level packs, there’s a lot of replay value involved.

There’s not many negatives that I can think of when it comes to Resynth. However, the only thing I wish that the game had that is not implemented at the moment is an undo button. If you make a mistake that you can’t fix, you have to restart from the beginning. I think if there was an undo button, there would be less frustration involved, especially if the mistake’s made later on in the puzzle. Hopefully the developer can consider this in a future update.

As a big fan of music and puzzle games, I am in love with Resynth. The game’s minimalist aesthetic is just what I like to see in mobile games, and the colors are fantastic. The synth-pop and electronic tracks and sound effects are delightful to my ears. I can see myself playing this for a while just because of the music. Controls are easy to follow, and overall, the game mechanic and concept is straightforward. I believe that the additional level packs are well worth the dollar, and I hope to see even more content sooner rather than later. And having iCloud game saves is great, because I’ll never lose my progress when I move between iOS devices.

I highly recommend giving Resynth a try if you’re in the mood for an upbeat and quirky musical puzzle game. Resynth is on the App Store as a universal download on your iPhone and iPad for $1.99. There are in-app purchases for more level packs.

9.4

OVERALL

Sound/Music 10

Gameplay 10

Replayability 9

Game Controls 9

Graphics 9

$1.99

Resynth

Polyphonic LP Pty Ltd

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