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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 09/11/2017

September 11, 2017 by RSS Feed

Fuel - Fuel Cost Calculator & MPG, Mileage Tracker , Pin Points - Flight, Driving Distance Calculator , Find My Car - GPS Auto Parking Reminder & Tracker and more

iPhone:

Fuel - Fuel Cost Calculator & MPG, Mileage Tracker ( $3.99 → Free ) Dennis Donner Before you do anything else, add at least one vehicle to the database. Fuel allows you to track multiple vehicles at once. When it’s time to fill up, simply choose one of the vehicles and record the mileage, price, and amount of fuel added. Fuel will calculate the rest for you. You’re also able to record any other vehicle-related expenses if necessary. All of your vehicle costs, fuel prices, and fuel consumption can be diagramed as well.

Find My Car - GPS Auto Parking Reminder & Tracker ( $1.99 → Free ) Dennis Donner 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. When it’s time to return to your vehicle, Find My Car will show you the way. The app also works perfectly offline, and even allows you to share the location of your vehicle with a friend or family member.

Love Test Meter - Relationship Compatibility ( $0.99 → Free ) Tekton Technologies (P) Ltd. Love Test uses the power of numbers to determine compatibility between two people. Enter your name along with the name of the person you want to test compatibility with. If you’d rather use a shortened version of your first name or even a nickname, that’s fine. Use whatever name you go by. Then hit “Go” and watch the meter crank up.

Universal:

Pin Points - Flight, Driving Distance Calculator ( $1.99 → Free ) Dennis Donner Pin Points allows you to create trips with multiple waypoints. Each trip can include any number of points. You’re able to add points by your current location, dropping a pin on the map, or address. Points can also be deleted and reordered at any time. When you’re finished adding points, tap calculate and you’ll be presented with the distance and time it takes to travel to each point by air, foot, or car. Your’e also able to visualize your trip and access it offline.

Handsy • Stickers for iMessage ( $0.99 → Free ) Bradley Ungar Messaging is about to get a little more hands-on. Handsy features more than 50 true hand photo stickers to slap on messages. You’re able to express yourself in a wide variety of ways including handing a beer to a friend or giving your enemies a finger. Just peel and stick.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 09/10/2017

September 10, 2017 by RSS Feed

DUO! Pairs & Brain Fitness Game , Tip calculator 'Tipping made easy' , War of Eclipse and more

iPhone:

War of Eclipse ( $0.99 → Free ) Game Stew War of Eclipse is unabashedly retro. Its pixel art graphics are sharp and its gameplay brutally difficult. You’re able to choose from seven powerful battleships, each of which can be customized in a variety of ways. Blast away all kinds of alien invaders by perfectly timing your shots. The game includes 35 enemy types to take on, random equipment drops, and seven different endings to discover.

Universal:

DUO! Pairs & Brain Fitness Game ( $0.99 → Free ) Adam Nasri DUO! is unlike any memory game you’ve ever played. Sure, you’re still required to tap on cards to flip them over, memorize their positions, and match pairs, but that’s where the similarities end. Each level offers a new and exciting challenge, where you must achieve specific goals, utilize wild cards, follow cards as they are shuffled, and much more. You’re awarded bonus points for creating matches consecutively, which will help you achieve a perfect rating and unlock new levels.

Tip calculator 'Tipping made easy' ( $0.99 → Free ) Hans Schneider With Tip Calculator, there’ll be no more need to perform mental math. Just provide the bill amount and the app will do all of the work for you. Tip Calculator will display the tip total along with the bill total. Tap on the bill total in order to reveal bill splitting options. You’re also able to set your own custom levels of service quality in order to speed things up.

Toddler Learning Games Ask Me Color & Shape Games ( $3.99 → Free ) Eggroll Games LLC The app will present your child with a cute and colorful object, and they must find all of the matching ones at the bottom of the screen. Each object is accompanied by hand-clapping music and rhyming narration. The app includes over 100 objects to discover.

Spite & Malice HD ( $4.99 → Free ) Trivial Technology Unleash your inner demon with the fiendishly fun Spite & Malice. Your goal is to be the first person to play all of the cards from your own pile by placing them on the middle piles in numerical order. Don’t worry about the suits of the cards because in Spite & Malice they don’t mean a thing. Just remember that the best way to beat your opponent is to block them from ever playing their cards. The game includes a single player mode, and online real-time and turn-based multiplayer.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 09/09/2017

September 09, 2017 by RSS Feed

My Little Town [Premium] : Number Puzzle Game , Baseball Pitch Speed Radar Gun , Windy ~ Sleep Relax Meditate & white noise sounds and more

iPhone:

Baseball Pitch Speed Radar Gun ( $0.99 → Free ) Harjot Singh Think you have a big arm? Find out with Baseball Radar Gun. It provides the fastest and easiest way to measure pitch speed. Just tap the screen when the pitch is released and tap again when it reaches the catcher. The app will keep a running history of pitch speeds and average them out for you. It also provides the ability to keep track of pitch count, and custom distances for any kind of league.

Birzzle Pandora ( $0.99 → Free ) Enfeel Inc. Birzzle Pandora is all about speed. It requires you to drag birds around the screen and match them with others of the same color in order to keep the screen clear. Any bird can be moved, even those within a stack, just as long as there is an opening. Creating large matches will not only score you bonus points, but also reward you with power-ups. The game includes three modes, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

iPad:

Birzzle Pandora HD ( $1.99 → Free ) Enfeel Inc. Birzzle Pandora HD is all about speed. It requires you to drag birds around the screen and match them with others of the same color in order to keep the screen clear. Any bird can be moved, even those within a stack, just as long as there is an opening. Creating large matches will not only score you bonus points, but also reward you with power-ups. The game includes three modes, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

Universal:

My Little Town [Premium] : Number Puzzle Game ( $0.99 → Free ) Enfeel Inc. My Little Town is a whole lot of fun with numbers. The game presents you with an open field and a collection of numbered tiles at the bottom of the screen. The idea is to drag and drop the tiles into the field in order to match and combine them. Every tile match will cause them to combine and move up one digit. This will not only help you keep the field clear, but also increase your town’s population. Each population milestone achieved will expand your field, providing more room to make your moves. Keep growing your population until you can’t any longer.

Windy ~ Sleep Relax Meditate & white noise sounds ( $1.99 → Free ) Franz Bruckhoff Windy combines natural wind recordings with stunning artwork to help you sleep, relax, study, or meditate. It utilizes stereoscopic 3-D audio that’s optimized for headphones, so you can drift off into your own little world. The six natural wind recordings can be mixed with rain, river sounds, birds, and crickets. There’s also a whimsical story embedded within the app, allowing you to follow Windy on her journey to breathtaking locations.

Dexter Slice ( $3.99 → Free ) Gazillion Entertainment Dexter Slice is the spiritual successor to Slice HD. Just like the original game, the objective is to tap buttons hidden behind blades of all shapes and sized without getting cut. It’s not just about avoiding blades, either. You’ll have to hold them back, sometimes using up to as many as 10 fingers, in order to reveal the button. The game includes 120 levels, and voice-overs by James Remar.

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Fullcourt, Todotxt+, Appetence, and other apps worth checking out this weekend

September 09, 2017 by RSS Feed

This week’s edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a powerful a new social network for folks who like to play basketball, a unique to-do manager, and a dating app with an interesting twist. And as always, we’ve picked two great new games for you to check out.

Fullcourt

Like to play basketball? Then you have to check out Fullcourt. This app connects you with local basketball players, games, courts and gyms. See things like peak times and real-time traffic at some 10,000+ courts throughout the United States, create games, add your friends and more. Other features include push notifications, zip code search, invites via text message, court player count, and ratings. Fullcourt is available for free.

Todotxt+

Todotxt+ is a powerful client for managing tasks using just Plain Text, based on the todotxt.org format. Use simple rules to describe tasks, prioritize, categorize and annotate tasks with ease. And because it’s plain text, it’s ultra-portable – any computer in the world can understand it, and you are never locked into any service. Other features include metadata filter, multi-file importing, split-screen support, Spotlight indexing, and much more. Todotxt+ is available for free (with an IAP).

Appetence

Here’s an interesting take on the now crowded, swipe-filled dating app space. Conversation is what matters most in Appetence. So as you talk to someone, and let the magic happen, your photos and similarities you share will gradually be revealed. The app uses a ‘Slow Matchmaking’ algorithm to pair you up with only people who shares your interests, ideas and view of life. As you talk to each person, you can distribute and collect likes and use them to reveal more of their profiles. I also like the UI design and that the app team says it constantly verifies profiles to avoid inactive and spam accounts. Appetence is available for free.

Nuzzle

If you enjoy number puzzle games, you’re going to want to check out Nuzzle. It’s similar to Sudoku, but it’s a little more challenging. The goal is to align numbers from top to bottom and from left to right. There technically is no time restriction, but that does not mean the game will last forever. Share your top scores on social media and even challenge your friends. Nuzzle is available for $1 (with a single IAP to unlock a bigger board).

Blocky Beastmode Football

In honor of the NFL season kicking off this weekend, I thought I’d highlight Blocky Beastmode Football. As you’d expect, it’s a football game starring Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch. In it you must rush, maneuver, and drive your way through the defense in full “BEASTMODE” as Lynch. It’s an endless runner of sorts—think of it like Temple Run, but with a football theme. There are collectable characters and playing fields, retro-style arcade graphics, and you can compete with friends. Blocky Beastmode Football is available for free (with some IAPs).

More apps to check out

• WWDC app gains Handoff support, better Apple TV navigation & more
• Elk's smart use of a Live Wallpaper tackles your biggest peeve with currency converters
• Popular Readdle apps are getting feature packed updates in time for iOS 11
• Apple's free app of the week: Streaks Workout
• YouTube for iOS gains support for live streaming via Apple's ReplayKit
• Pixelmator Pro with advanced machine learning features is coming this fall

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Line Up Your Numbers Right in Nuzzle - Sudoku Puzzle

September 08, 2017 by RSS Feed

Nuzzle - Sudoku Puzzle ($0.99) by Melih Mucuk is a numerical puzzle game that will tease your brain and put it to work. If you enjoyed other titles like TENS!, Threes!, and The Mesh, then you will enjoy Nuzzle - Sudoku Puzzle.

When I've had a long day, I just want to sit down and relax with a game, preferably a puzzle of sorts. This is because even though I just want to do nothing, I'd rather keep my brain stimulated instead of letting it turn to mush. I have a plethora of puzzle games on my iPhone, but I'm always on the lookout for more. I always thought of myself as a word person, not a numbers gal, but that doesn't stop me from giving number puzzles a try.

Free

TENS!

Kwalee Ltd

$2.99

Threes!

Sirvo LLC

Free

Threes! Free

Sirvo LLC

$1.99

The Mesh

Creatiu Lab, SCP

Visually, Nuzzle is super simple and minimalistic. While everything appears in a 2D fashion, the number tiles are stacked, giving it a pseudo 3D aesthetic. The chosen typeface is thick and easy to read. Nuzzle's color palette consists of navy blue, red, and light gray with white text, which all contrast nicely with each other. There's not many animations in this game except when you move the number tiles around, but that's done smoothly. I did find it odd that the game is completely silent — there's not even any sound effects as tiles snap into place. But if you prefer listening to your own tunes while playing games, then this is good news.

There are three options to pick from in Nuzzle: 3x3, 4x4, and 5x5 grids. As you'd imagine, the bigger the board is, the more difficult it will be to solve. Regardless of which board size you choose, the goal is the same: place and align the number tiles on the grid so that you match up with the six numbers shown at the top. While it sounds easy, it's much harder than it looks on the surface. Similar to Sudoku, players must be cognizant of where they are placing the number, since the numbers can be read horizontally or vertically.

Controls in Nuzzle are as easy as they come. At the bottom of the screen is where the number tiles are. To get them on the grid, just drag them to the spot that you want them in. But be warned — once they're set, you can't move them! There's no "undo last move" button either, which I found to be annoying.

It's not clear from the get-go, but you can tap on a placed tile to put it back in the stack, but it counts as a move. The game does not tell you about this, and I only happened to find out about it by accident.

Instead, there's a "reset puzzle" button, but this means starting over with an empty slate. And with the move counter at the top (fewer moves means more points), using the restart button essentially doubles your moves, because it places all of the tiles back. While you technically "restart" the puzzle, it doesn't reset the move count, which I found irksome. At least there's no time limit, I suppose.

When you have all of the tiles on the grid, you win if you were able to get all of the numbers shown at the top. If not, then you lose. When you win, your score is dependent on how many moves it took you to solve.

Nuzzle is a Sudoku-style puzzle game that will give your brain a workout.

The Good

Nuzzle - Sudoku Puzzle has a unique concept that is definitely engaging and challenging. The minimalistic graphics are nice too, with simple colors and an easy-to-read typeface. No music means that you can listen to whatever you want, though I wish that there were some sounds at least.

The Bad

The lack of a single undo move button is the biggest flaw of the game. It's annoying to have to start over from the beginning if you notice that you make a mistake. While you can tap on a tile to take it back, it's not obvious and I only happened to find out by accident.

And then to have your move count doubled because you have to restart is just rubbing salt into the wound. I hope that the developer considers adding a clearer undo button in an update, because it would help streamline the game and be less frustrating.

The verdict

While I'm not the best at solving numerical puzzles, I'm still enjoying Nuzzle for what it's worth. The minimalistic design appeals to me, because it lets you focus on the gameplay. The puzzles are challenging and should appeal to anyone who enjoys Sudoku or other similar logic puzzles. I just want to see a single undo move button added in the future, as it would make the game much more streamlined.

I'd give Nuzzle a try if you're looking for a Sudoku-like puzzle game for the weekend. Nuzzle - Sudoku Puzzle is on the App Store as a universal download for $0.99. There are in-app purchases.

7.1

OVERALL

Gameplay 8

Replayability 7.5

Game Controls 7.8

Graphics 7

Sound/Music 5

$0.99

Nuzzle - Number Puzzle Game

Melih Mucuk

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