Best Apps and Games of the Week

Prasad, 04 December 2016

Netflix

After a long wait, Netflix finally announced the option to download content to your device for offline playback. The latest version of this app brings this feature to iOS and Android. Once you update, you will be able to download movies and television shows from a list of supported content.

iOS • Android

Facetune 2

Take your narcissism to the next level with the update to the popular Facetune app. The new app features even more ways to make your selfies look even less like you actually do.

iOS

Spectator

A video posted by Tim Johnsen (@timonus) on Nov 15, 2016 at 9:30am PST

With the introduction of Spectacles, Snapchat introduced the ability to record videos in a circular aspect ratio, that looks the right way up regardless of how you hold your phone. Unfortunately, this only works within the Snapchat app and the videos don't quite look right if you share them elsewhere. Spectator lets you copy the links to these videos and then magically lets you view them exactly as you can within the Snapchat app.

iOS

Frame

Frame is a wallpaper app for Android, featuring dozens of beautiful high resolution images. Set them from within the app or download them for later.

Android

Don't Grind

Don't Grind is a simple but addictive action game, where you have to keep tapping the screen to prevent the banana from falling and grinding in the blades. Also swipe to avoid any other dangers that come from the side and to collect the stars.

iOS • Android

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is the latest game from the fantastic Ace Attorney series to make its way to iOS. The previous two titles were the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Dual Destinies and Ace Attorney: Phoenix Wright Trilogy HD. Apollo Justice actually takes place between the three games in the Trilogy HD pack and Dual Destinies and is the origin story of Apollo Justice that we see in Dual Destinies. A port of the 2007 Nintendo DS version, the iOS version has completely remastered visuals that look perfectly sharp on modern devices. Like the other games in the series, this is also an excellent title, with fun cases and hilarious dialogues. If you're a fan of Japanese visual novels and especially of this series then this is hard to miss. Do note that the $1 App Store price is only for the first chapter, and additional chapters will set you back by $15 for the full set.

iOS