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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/29/2023

January 29, 2023 by RSS Feed

Bit Timer - Interval Timer , Talk About The Monster , Monsterz Minigames Deluxe and more

Bit Timer - Interval Timer ( $1.99 → Free ) Peiter Buick Bit Timer - Interval Timer is a simple interval timer that is fast and easy to set up. You can press and drag to adjust the work, rest, and repeat time. The app works in the background and has unique tones for each portion of your workout.

Talk About The Monster ( $5.99 → Free ) Tiny Dino LLC Talk About The Monster encourages kids to do just that, talk about the monster and bring him down to size. The app includes beautiful illustrations and 2D animations. The interactive elements on each page along with the catchy theme song keep kids engaged while they learn and address serious fears.

Monsterz Minigames Deluxe ( $0.99 → Free ) Electric French Fries Monsterz Minigames Deluxe includes over 12 different minigames. Each minigame increases in difficulty and complexity as players progress. There is even a hard mode if you are looking for a serious challenge. You will also discover hidden content along the way. The app works offline and is available in 14 languages.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/28/2023

January 28, 2023 by RSS Feed

WordHex: 1 Secret, 6 Guesses , Alloy - launcher and automator , Nnu: Meal Planner & Recipes and more

WordHex: 1 Secret, 6 Guesses ( $4.99 → Free ) Actowise LLC The goal of WordHex is to guess the secret five-letter word in six tries or less. Each guess must be a valid five-letter word. It’s like the hit game Wordle, but with a twist and no daily limits. A green hexagon indicates the letter is in the correct spot. A purple hexagon indicates the letter is in the secret word but not in the correct spot. A gray hexagon indicates the letter isn’t in the secret word at all. You’re able to adjust the difficulty for easier or harder secret words.

Alloy - launcher and automator ( $9.99 → Free ) 32Parrots LLC Alloy is all about simplification. It allows you to organize and access your favorite apps and automate common tasks. Alloy creates dynamic favorites based on your habits, location, and usage statistics. Common actions, like canned messages or posting photos with watermarks, can be fully automated using Alloy’s sophisticated workflow engine. Alloy comes pre-installed with a wide variety of actions as well.

Nnu: Meal Planner & Recipes ( $9.99 → Free ) Stratevity LLC Nnu: Meal Planner & Recipes is a dream come true for anyone who does a lot of cooking at home. You can add your favorite recipes, nutritional information, plan meals, and even keep a grocery list. It’s a one-stop shop when it comes to everything cooking.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/27/2023

January 27, 2023 by RSS Feed

Note to self - Nanonote , Orbital Invaders:Space shooter , Mobile Mouse & Keyboard and more

Note to self - Nanonote ( $9.99 → Free ) Santu Dey This note-taking app offers a unique and quick way of noting everything chat-style. Organize your notes with hashtags for easy search and filter. You can copy text from any app and simply open Nanonote where it will automatically paste into the input box. Save your data in iCloud and keep notes secure with Face ID.

Orbital Invaders:Space shooter ( $0.99 → Free ) Alexandr Lobanov Command a spaceship and defend orbit without dying. Fly around different planets and shoot down falling asteroids. Dodge and maneuver to avoid falling space debris. There are multiple worlds to unlock.

Mobile Mouse & Keyboard ( $2.99 → 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.

Mid Ages: Micro Idle RPG Games ( $5.99 → Free ) Booda Games Medieval Realm is an RPG where you’ll use your skills to defeat opponents and upgrade your character. You will do everything from growing your own crops to harvest and then trading those goods to earn money. The game include two maps and hours of fun.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/26/2023

January 26, 2023 by RSS Feed

Video Deshake - Stabilizer , Amazing Flash Cards , Stars Wheel and more

Video Deshake - Stabilizer ( $2.99 → Free ) Dongwook Cho Video Deshake is an easy-to-use professional video stabilizer. Remove choppiness and stabilize any shaky video in seconds. Simply choose a video from your photo library or import one from Files. The app will take care of the rest. You can see a side-by-side comparison of the original video versus the stabilized one. Stabilized videos can be saved and shared.

Amazing Flash Cards ( $0.99 → Free ) Erik Wegener Amazing Flash Cards lets you create any number of flash cards for any subject so you can decide exactly what you’re going to study. You’re able to organize flash cards into separate decks and attach photos to them. There are four different study modes to choose from along with statistics, so you can plan your studies accordingly.

Stars Wheel ( $1.99 → Free ) particlemade The object of the game is to connect the stars in order to bring the counter down to zero. Simply tap to rotate the cells until two stars are adjacent to each other and they will automatically connect. Keep in mind that every star must connect to at least one of the same color. Stars of different colors can be connected using neutron stars, which are indicated by their larger mass. Some levels require you to capture stellar stars by surrounding them with at least four other connected stars. The game is best enjoyed with headphones thanks to its ambient sounds.

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Omega 13 review

January 25, 2023 by RSS Feed

Game Stew is back with yet another stylized pixel game with an offbeat structure and rpg mechanics. This one, titled Omega 13, is a mech combat game where you play as some sort of gladiator trying to battle your way through the top ranks to discover some hidden truths. Like many Game Stew games, it's pretty odd. For the most part, it's strangeness adds a lot to its appeal, with the only drawback really being how long and sloggy it can be to make progress.

Clumsy clashing

For the most part, Omega 13 is all about launching your mech into an arena to fight any number of enemy mechs. These fights take place on a grid based map you have an overhead view of on your cockpit display, and you have to maneuver the pedals and buttons on your dashboard to position yourself so you can hit enemies with your weapons or otherwise move out of the way of theirs.

This all takes place in a turn-based manner, where you have a limited amount of "action points" to turn, move, and attack before your enemies do the same. Between this model for combat and some of the audio visual design, Omega 13's mechs have a really weighty feel to them as opposed to some mecha fiction representations of mechs as nimble combat suits.

Colorful customizing

When you are between battles, Omega 13 returns you to its main menu but there you can go to the in-game bar to chat up contacts or the garage to customize your mech in the way that you see fit. In both locations are an interesting cast of characters that occasionally will reveal new things about the game world to you or otherwise spew canned dialog at you, but in both cases it's clear there was some inspiration and flair in creating these characters and world, even if some phrasing is strange.

As for mech customization, you can re-tool just about every piece of your combat robot. Weapons, chassis, armor, and all the expected bits and pieces can be swapped around to change the way your mech moves and operates. Omega 13 also goes so far as to give customization options for your cockpit controls and decorations, both of which also alter the overall performance of your suit in battle. It's a fabulously detailed system, though I will say that it can take a lot of battling to unlock a decent variety of customization options and I'm not sure there's a much of a need to engage with it once you've settled into a configuration that works.

Launch, kill, repeat

Omega 13's primary appeal is its style. Everything in the game looks and feels really cool or presents interesting concepts. Underneath that exterior though is a pretty simple game that can be fun enough to engage with, but ultimately isn't particularly challenging. This is to say that once I got a handle on the mech controls and a loadout I liked, I'd clear every combat encounter completely unscathed and without feeling like I was in any position of potential failure.

This still can be fun in a way. Mastery of a cool mech feels cool, after all. My only problem then became just how long the game is stretched out. Omega 13 has you fight up through ranks starting down at 1,000 and up to the number one spot. You move up the ranks in multiples but even then it takes a lot of slow fights to ascend with just a few breadcrumbs of story and the promise of new gear you probably don't need being the only things to drive you forward through it.

The bottom line

You can always bank on a Game Stew game being unique and stylish. Omega 13 is no exception, and I quite enjoy the concepts behind its mech combat. Its only real problem is in how it balances its pace and difficulty, as the game is too slow for how long it is and too easy for how deep its customization options go.

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