Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/08/2017
January 08, 2017 by RSS Feed
Runtastic PRO Running, Jogging and Fitness Tracker , Meeting Box - Notes, Tasks, Sketches & Recordings , BriefKey – Custom Swipe & GIF Keyboard and more
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Runtastic PRO Running, Jogging and Fitness Tracker ( $4.99 → Free ) runtastic No matter what your favorite form of exercise is, Runtastic Pro has you covered. You’re able to use it for running, jogging, biking, skating, hand biking, and even cross country skiing. As it tracks your every move in real-time, you will hear a voice coach that will provide you with feedback based on personal preferences. After each workout you can view your route on a map, check graphs and statistics, and record your mood. The app also supports Apple Health.Universal:
Meeting Box - Notes, Tasks, Sketches & Recordings ( $2.99 → Free ) Fishington Studios With Meeting Box installed, you’ll be able to get more out of your lectures and meetings than ever before. It provides you with the freedom to take notes however you wish, whether that’s by scribbling down your thoughts, annotating images and webpages, or simply by typing what you hear. Thanks to its built-in task manager, you’ll also be able to make sure your projects and assignments are completed on time. Meeting Notes is loaded with all kinds of text and color options, the ability to capture audio, support for multiple pages, and the ability to export and share you notes as PDF files.
BriefKey – Custom Swipe & GIF Keyboard ( $0.99 → Free ) Briefkey, LLC BriefKey is for those who want full control over their typing experience. It puts an intelligent, self-learning swipe keyboard at the tips of your fingers. But it gets its name from its custom keys. BriefKey provides in-keyboard access to calendar events, contacts, photos, GIFs, emoji, and stickers. It even is able to translate messages in 40 languages, search the internet, make cartoons, and get directions without ever leaving the app you’re in.
Animal Puzzles for Kids with Skills: The Best Activity Preschool Shape Games for Toddlers, Boys and Girls ( $2.99 → Free ) Eggroll Games LLC After choosing a scene, cork board cutouts will begin to appear. Your child must drag and drop the pieces into place to fill each cutout. Once complete, the scene will become animated and they can tap on different items and characters to see what happens. The game includes 11 scenes to enjoy, and a new baby play time mode.
Montezuma Puzzle 4 Premium ( $0.99 → Free ) ECO Pawel Jarosz Each of the 100 puzzles require you to drag and drop pieces from the lower half of the screen into the top in order to completely fill in the shape. Pieces can not be flipped or rotated, so you’ll have your work cut out for you. The game also includes an unlimited number of hints and undos, creating a rather relaxing environment. Although, if you do utilize a hint you won’t be able to earn a perfect rating.Source link: http://appadvice.com/apps-gone-free
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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/07/2017
January 07, 2017 by RSS Feed
Decibel 10th: Pro Noise Meter,Sound Pressure Level , Frugi - Personal Finance Manager to Track your Budget, Expenses, Income and Future Reminder , Brain Wave Study Smart - Advanced Binaural Brainwave Entrainment for Studying and more
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Decibel 10th: Pro Noise Meter,Sound Pressure Level ( $1.99 → Free ) SkyPaw Co. Ltd Today only: Unlock the pro version of Decibel 10th free of charge! Simply tap the red “pro” button in the middle of the screen and confirm your action. Decibel 10th provides highly accurate results thanks to its pre-calibrated measurements. The app will immediately begin to measure the sound in the room at launch. The FFT and BAR graphs will fluctuate in real-time along with the current, average, and maximum decibel level. The app also includes the ability to pause the meter, export data, adjust weight filters, view time weightings, and even share a photo with a data overlay.
Frugi - Personal Finance Manager to Track your Budget, Expenses, Income and Future Reminder ( $4.99 → Free ) Iman Ghasempour Frugi makes recording transactions a painless experience. Just swipe down to add or subtract from your total balance. You’re able to attach a category to each transaction and select a date if necessary. All of your transactions will be calculated automatically and presented in list form. Transactions can be removed with a right to left swipe, and you can move them to a future date with a double tap. The app also includes the ability to manage multiple accounts, and a calendar view.
Brain Wave Study Smart - Advanced Binaural Brainwave Entrainment for Studying ( $0.99 → Free ) Banzai Labs Brain Wave Study Smart offers advanced brainwave entrainment therapy. You’re able to select from morning, mid-day, afternoon, evening, and late night programs, and choose a soothing background sound to accompany them. Then hit play and allow the app to sync your brainwaves to the deeply relaxing low frequency theta and beta waves. The app also allows you to adjust the signal intensity and save your settings for later use.
UNIVERSE SIMULATOR ( $0.99 → Free ) Science Simulators LLC Universe Simulator provides you with a digital recreation of our Solar System that’s built to scale. Planets orbit the Sun at their real life distance and velocity. Universe Simulator’s accurate planet mass, density, and volume allow you to play with gravity and see exactly what would happen as a result. Planets will collide and absorb each other, creating new objects with different volumes. You’re also able to travel through time and watch the Universe unfold.Source link: http://appadvice.com/apps-gone-free
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Outwit Germs in the Infinite Labyrinth of Remedy Rush
January 06, 2017 by RSS Feed
Remedy Rush (Free) by Fixpoint Productions Ltd. is the latest game from indie developer Whitaker Trebella, who has released some amazing games in the past. If you enjoyed Polymer, Pivvot, or Piloteer, then you will fall in love again with Remedy Rush.
While there are thousands of mobile game developers out there nowadays, one of the standout indies to me was always Trebella and his games. Ever since I started playing Polymer way back in the day, I knew that pretty much anything that came from this developer would be something amazing and awesome. It started with a simple puzzle game, then the twitch reflex genre with Pivvot, and then the frustratingly hilarious physics-based Piloteer, and now we have the unique maze adventure of Remedy Rush. I’ve enjoyed the fact that Trebella has always gone with a different genre for all of his games, because it means something fresh for every release. And needless to say, I am not disappointed with Remedy Rush.
Visually, Remedy Rush has a super quirky and fun aesthetic that is fairly simple looking when you actually play the game. The graphics for the various remedies look a bit like paper-craft style due to the jagged cutouts and outlines, and the obstacles and germs that you’ll encounter consist of basic shapes. Remedy Rush sports a purple background that contrasts nicely with the other colors used, which range from bright and vivid tones to softer pastel tones. Animations are smooth and fluid, so I had no lag or choppiness on my iPhone 7. To top things off, the game has a soothing, jazzy tune in the background, which is expected since Trebella composes video game soundtracks as well. Overall, Remedy Rush is beautiful both in terms of visuals and audio, so I would say that Trebella has done it yet again.
At its core, Remedy Rush is an infinite maze game that can be rather chaotic, but it can be played with different play styles. This means that you can play haphazardly in a frantic rush, or you can be a tad bit slower and use logical thought to find the most efficient path through the maze. And since it’s an infinite game, the maze is procedurally generated each time you play, so it’s never going to be the same thing twice. But it will always start off pretty easy and then get increasingly difficult the longer your survive. The concept behind Remedy Rush is that after you come down with an annoying sickness, you’ll have to dive in as an unconventional remedy in order to ward off germs in the body. On top of making your way through the maze of the body, you’ll have to watch out for the sickness that will be on your tail the entire time. However, the more days your remedy lasts, the longer you’ll fend off the sickness, though it also gets progressively more dangerous as more time passes.
There are toxins in the body that can explode and kill off germs in the body, but also kill your remedy as well if you’re not careful. The green health bursts let your remedy unleash a unique attack that can get rid of germs or decaying blocks. Once your remedy dies in a blast, gets overtaken by germs, or is caught by the sickness, then the run ends. Your score is determined by how far you managed to get and how many germs you exterminated.
Controls in Remedy Rush are simple and intuitive. To move forward, just tap anywhere on the screen. You can change the direction you move in with just a swipe. When you bump into a toxin (pink), squares will be outlined with dashed lines to indicate the blast area, so you’d better move out of those spots before it goes off, or you can bump it again to make the explosion go off immediately. These blasts can kill off the pesky orange germs, as well as you if you get caught in the blast, but can also open up new pathways if there are damaged cells adjacent to it and trigger other nearby toxins. You can also collect up to three of the green health bursts, and to activate it, just do a long-press on the screen. Each remedy has their own special passive ability that can help out during the game, so learn what each one does and take advantage of it for the best score.
In the beginning of the game, you’ll start off with the cookie as your remedy, but there are over 30 remedies available in the game. If you want more, you’ll have to spend those pink coins that you collect on prize boxes (100 coins a pop) that contain random remedies. There are also gift boxes that will award you with coins every few hours, so it’s relatively easy to get coins in the game. If you find a specific remedy that you want to play as, you can purchase them through in-app purchases. Unfortunately, if you look at all of the available remedies that you can purchase, you won’t know what their effect is until you have it, so the element of surprise is a double-edged sword here. Still, it’s not hard to get coins in the game, so you should get a few different remedies relatively quickly.
I’ve only just started to play Remedy Rush, but I’m in love with the game so far. The visuals for remedies are charming and bursting with personality, and the soundtrack is absolutely delightful. Controls are intuitive and responsive, and the game difficulty progresses at a nice, gradual pace, though things can get pretty hysterical the longer you manage to survive, but the potential points you can get make it all worth it. I must admit that the controls do take a few moments to get used to, but it’s pretty comfortable once you get the hang of things. The wide variety of various unusual remedies and their effects keeps the game interesting, and you’ll definitely want to keep coming back to unlock them all.
I highly recommend checking out Remedy Rush if you are looking for an eccentric game that will easily make hours pass by. You can find Remedy Rush on the App Store as a universal download for your iPhone and iPad for free. There are in-app purchases to unlock playable remedies.
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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 01/06/2017
January 06, 2017 by RSS Feed
Chirys Draw , Tiggly Submarine: Preschool ABC Game , Tiggly Story Maker: Make Words and Capture Your Stories About Them and more
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Chirys Draw ( $4.99 → Free ) Integrated Chemistry Design, Inc.
Chirys Draw will make drawing chemical structures faster and easier than ever before. It’s patent pending gesture system allows you to create saturated rings, aromatic rings, bonds, chains, reactions, and pathways with different swipes and numbers of fingers on the screen. Drawings can be annotated with ease, and exported and shared as PDFs. Just make sure to check out the quick help guide and how-to videos.Universal:
Tiggly Submarine: Preschool ABC Game ( $2.99 → Free ) Tiggly Your child is able to explore the sea by tapping and dragging Tiggly and his submarine around. When they come across a character, they can latch on to an anchor point and start creating short words. There’s no wrong way to play. Just explore and create.
Tiggly Story Maker: Make Words and Capture Your Stories About Them ( $2.99 → Free ) Tiggly Your child is presented with two consonants that sit at the bottom of the screen with a space in the middle. They get to pick any vowel they wish from the top of the screen to create a word. If the word is valid, an object, person, or animal will appear. If it’s invalid, it will be ejected from the screen. When they’re done generating words, they can use any or all of them to create an animated story.
White Noise ( $0.99 → Free ) TMSOFT White Noise has it all. It allows you to browse through its collection of more than 40 looped sounds one by one or in list form. Mark your favorites and mix them together to create soothing arrangements. You’re able to control playback via Apple Watch, push the sound to Bluetooth devices or Apple TV, set sleep timers, or just use it as your everyday bedside clock.
Toddler Learning Games Ask Me Colors Games Free ( $3.99 → Free ) Eggroll Games LLC Today only: Unlock everything free of charge! Simply tap the “Unlock” button on the main screen, and enter the provided passcode to confirm your action. All current and future puzzles will be available to you and your child free of charge. 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.Source link: http://appadvice.com/apps-gone-free
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Drop Flip Seasons is the Physics Puzzler That Keeps on Giving
January 05, 2017 by RSS Feed
Drop Flip Seasons (Free) by BorderLeap, LLC is the sequel to last year’s hit Drop Flip!, a relaxing but challenging physics-based puzzle game. If you enjoy minimalistic puzzle games that make you think, such as Trick Shot, then you will love the original as well as this brand new version.
These days my preferred gaming platform of choice has been on my PlayStation 4, but every now and then I even need a break from that. For those times, I always turn to puzzle games, especially on my iPhone. If you’ve been following my work here at AppAdvice for a while, then this should not surprise you in the slightest. I’ve been a fan of BorderLeap ever since they released other awesome games on iOS, including the word game Alpha Omega, as well as the har•mo•ny series. I enjoyed the original Drop Flip! a lot when it first came out, so naturally I was eager to pick up Drop Flip Seasons when it came out. Needless to say, as a fan of the first game, this one does not disappoint and is a great way for newbies to start as well.
Just like its precursor, Drop Flip Seasons features a super minimalistic design that will appeal to anyone who likes simple and clean aesthetics. The game consists of solid colored backgrounds with subtle textures that you will only notice if you look closely enough, and the puzzle layouts are composed of basic geometric shapes that are colored white so they contrast nicely with the backdrops. While the original Drop Flip! game did not feature any extra patterns in the background, Seasons has a few subdued patterns, and there are even extra things like falling snowflakes in the “Winter” season. The best thing about Drop Flip Seasons is the fact that the developers are planning to add new levels for every season, so more content is already on the way. Animations in the game are buttery smooth and fluid, with no lag on my iPhone 7. Drop Flip Seasons also has a rather whimsical atmospheric soundtrack that is both captivating and engaging, and will help you focus on how to solve each puzzle. Once again, BorderLeap has done a superb job in terms of the visuals and audio in Drop Flip Seasons, but this should surprise no one given their great record so far.
Like other games of this nature, Drop Flip Seasons is level-based, but again, the twist is that only one chapter is available right now, which is Winter. If you browse the level selection screen, you’ll find Spring, Summer, and Autumn chapters, but they are locked and cannot be accessed until that particular season rolls around later in the year. I find this element interesting, because it keeps the promise of more content in the future, and the game remains fresh throughout the year as more stages are added on a regular basis. The only problem would be if you complete all of the current levels quickly and then you’re left with nothing else to do until March, June, and September, respectively. However, each season contains 40 levels with another eight bonus levels (these are coming soon for Winter), and the difficulty for the puzzles ranges from super easy to near-impossible, so it should definitely keep players busy for some time. Plus, the game is completely linear, so if you’re stuck, you’re going to be stuck until you finally figure it out on your own, as the game has no hints, but you can skip levels if you need to. The goal of Drop Flip Seasons is easy enough: drop the ball into the bucket, but things can get super tricky.
Controls in the game follow in the footsteps of the original. The ball will always sit atop a gate in the beginning of the stage. To drop the ball, just tap on the gate that is holding it, and the ball will fall. But since the goal is to get the ball into the bucket, you’ll have to make note of the level’s obstacles and other environmental objects in order to guide the ball to its destination. Some objects can be moved, and this is indicated by the dark shadow areas. If an object is in a shadow, then you can drag it with your finger to move it around, or press firmly on it to rotate if there is space. On some levels, the bucket will be moving as soon as you start, so these require you to be fast and open the gate at the right time. For these, you’ll probably have to restart multiple times until you get it. To do this, just tap on the pause button in the top left corner and then choose to reset or restart the stage, or even go back to the level selection screen. The combination of obstacles and movement can make Drop Flip Seasons much more complex than you’d originally think, so this is a game that will keep you occupied for a while as you attempt to get a “ball-in-one” or ball-in-two” at the most.
Drop Flip Seasons may have only came out last night, but so far I’m enjoying it a lot, just like the original game. I love the minimal design, but it still manages to stand apart from the original with the seasonal themes and subtle background animations. With winter being my favorite season, I love all of the appropriately themed decorations, such as snowflakes, polar bears, and hot cups of cocoa (or maybe that should be coffee). The controls are straightforward and intuitive, and the puzzles themselves range from simple to difficult, but it can all be done through trial-and-error, so there’s no need for hints, which is nice. Since it’s a free download, there will be occasional ads that pop up every now and then. I eagerly await the levels that are planned for the rest of the year.
I highly recommend giving Drop Flip Seasons a try if you’re a fan of physics-based puzzle games or just want more Drop Flip in your life. You can find Drop Flip Seasons on the App Store as a universal download for your iPhone and iPad for free with in-app purchases.
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