Tiledom is a tile matching game that does not try to reinvent the genre. Tiledom gives you a board of overlapping tiles, a seven slot deck and a single instruction: find three identical tiles and clear them. That simplicity is why the game has crossed 100 million downloads with a 4.6 star rating from over … Read more
Fossify Calendar strips schedule management back to a local tool, rather than a data collection platform that demands an account, cloud sync and push notifications. With Fossify Calendar you open, see your schedule, add or edit events and close it. There are no ads popping up between events, and no “smart suggestions” trying to plan … Read more
Tile Quest is not designed to make you win. Tile Quest is designed to make you pause. You open it, tap three matching tiles, clear them and move to the next level. There is no timer rushing you, no leaderboard reminding you that you are falling behind and no energy system telling you to wait … Read more
Garmin Connect is not an app you open to check a step count and close. Garmin Connect is a data analysis room that only starts working when you have a Garmin device on your wrist. Currently, it holds a 4.8 star rating from over 1.1 million reviews on Google Play, with 50 million+ downloads. The … Read more
SimCity BuildIt condenses the breathing, chaotic life of a city into a mobile screen. ON SimCity BuildIt you place a building and traffic starts to jam. You build a factory and pollution begins to spread. It currently holds a 4.5 star rating from over 5.57 million reviews on Google Play, with 100 million+ downloads. The … Read more
Lose It! runs on a simple premise that most fitness apps overcomplicate: give people a massive food database and a daily calorie budget, then get out of the way. Lose It! made by FitNow built a tracker that sits at 4.6 stars from over 185,000 reviews on Google Play, crossed 10 million downloads and holds … Read more
Fire Strike, from Edkon Games GmbH, enters arena as a dedicated 5v5 tactical shooter built for short, intense sessions. Fire Strike promises the strategic team play of a desktop title condensed into five to seven minute matches. But does it successfully refine the mobile formula, or does it succumb to the common pitfalls of control … Read more