The 469th edition of Android Apps Weekly is out. This week we talk about Niantic’s new NBA All-World game, Apple’s secret war, and more.
Flash Party is a fighting game that is very similar to Super Smash Bros. Players square off against opponents on a platform arena where they battle until the opponents fall off. The game features over 20 heroes to play with. There are four classes of heroes, and each class specializes in a different play style. The game also includes 1v1, 2v2, and 4-player free for all game modes along with a soccer mode and some limited-time events as well. It’s surprisingly fun to play, and it includes controller support. There seems to be a bug where on-screen controls aren’t saved properly, so hopefully, the developer fixes that soon.
Heark is an audio recorder and transcription app. It can record anything, but the developer designed it for things like lectures. It records the audio, transcribes it, and makes the text searchable. Thus, if you wanted to see something that someone said, you could record the whole conversation and search for the part you want. It’s not a complicated app, and the UI is functional. It worked on our tester devices without issue. The app also includes a 7-day free trial, after which you have to subscribe to keep using it.
