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148Apps was established shortly after the launch of the iTunes App Store in July 2008. Our mission from the beginning has been to offer you valuable insights into the top iOS applications through a variety of reviews and up-to-date news articles. We aim to sift through the best options available, providing you with the information you need to make informed choices, so you don’t have to spend hours searching through your iPhone for the ideal app. Alongside our reviews and news updates, we monitor app sales, track new releases, and highlight price drops in the iTunes App Store. Additionally, we are building vibrant communities on platforms like Twitter and Facebook.

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TMNT: Shredder's Revenge review

1 week ago | 148apps.com | Campbell Bird

I'm not in the habit of reviewing mobile games that are locked to a subscription service, and the only reason I'm doing one for TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is because I didn't realize it was a Netflix exclusive game until I had already almost finished it. As a flashy brawler capitalizing on a nostalgic franchise, this game does a pretty good job of generating those warm, fuzzy feelings for everyone's favorite pizza-devouring humanoid turtles, even though the enterprise can be annoying.
No Way Home review

2 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Campbell Bird

Sometimes I wonder if part of my beef with game subscription services is the payment model. I recognize that it's entirely possible that my impression of a game might be tainted by the fact that I am continuously paying to have access to it.
Play Together embraces the eldritch with massive deep sea fish

3 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

Normally, when you think of massive underwater fish, you would think of Dredge or perhaps Jaws, real end is nigh stuff basically. It is precisely because of this that I think Haegin is going for a bit of a genre shift, as cute social game Play Together welcomes the Sea Monster update. More proof of this is how the story begins. The great sea beast sinks the Majesty, a ship that is supposed to protect Kaia Island, but is clearly bad at it.
Warframe unveils a plethora of giveaways for its tenth TennoCon

3 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

Warframe fans have a lot to celebrate right now, as this year marks TennoCon's tenth celebration. Taking place from July 18th to19th, players who attend in-game and virtually are in for more than a few treats. There will be a derelict lyceum floating through the in-game stars to serve as this year's TennoCon Relay. You can kick back with the community and discuss the year's reveals, or go on an easter egg hunt to discover all the fun hidden goodies.
Ark: Ultimate Mobile Edition welcomes the forth expansion for the dinosaur survival sim

3 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

Back in the days of the Winter War, when holiday songs assaulted our senses and we all froze to popsicles, Ark: Ultimate Mobile Edition solved all our problems with that universal of solutions, dinosaurs. This week marks ten years since the original Survival Evolved launched, and to mark the occasion, Genesis Part 1 makes its way to mobile. Now, personally, I dislike it when technology gets involved in a good fantasy or prehistoric setting.
Monster Hunter Go can’t make its mind up as it pushes the Charge Blade this week

3 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

Are you a fan of the Charge Blade in Monster Hunter Now? Of course you aren’t, because it isn’t the Dual Blades. However, if you do like to waste an offensive arm during battle, then until June 8th, you can enjoy a boosted performance for all Charge Blades. To give it its due, changing from Axe to Sword mode is pretty cool, so it can get a pass. By equipping this weapon and certain armour, you can complete limited-time quests to gain rewards, such as slaying Bazelgeuse and Zinogre.
Prince of Persia, Kumome, and more; The Games I've Been Playing - May 2025

3 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Campbell Bird

Each month, I want to share some less formal thoughts about the games I've been playing and my impressions of them. These might be game's that got reviewed for the site or not. As an individual person covering a storefront that is shoveling titles onto its store each day, I have time to dip my toes into a lot of it, but I can't always spend the time needed for a review. With recaps like this, I can give some games their due, even if I can't get a full review of them.
Snowbreak: Containment Zone introduces its strongest support yet in latest update

3 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

This past weekend was the Destiny: Rising beta test over in the US and Canada, and I think everyone can join me in being jealous of those lucky people who got to try it. Happily, though, another shooter is stepping in to ease the pain, with Snowbreak: Containment Zone dropping its Fragments of Truth update. Let’s dive straight into the new character, as Amazing Seasun describes her as the strongest support yet.
Asphalt Legends Unite clashes with the king of video game speed as Sonic enters the race

4 weeks ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

It has sadly been quite a while since we heard anything about Sonic Rumble, the last piece of news being the postponed launch back at the end of April. So, we are left waiting. And how will we tide ourselves over? Perhaps with the Sonic the Hedgehog collaboration with Asphalt Legends Unite? Sonic and friends will be joining the race, and god bless the little blue rodent, he’s making it fair and also jumping in a car instead of running literal rings around his opponents.
Mirren: Star Legends joins the Crunchyroll vault as Ani-May draws to a close

1 month ago | 148apps.com | Shaun Walton

We are in the death throes of Ani-May, and Crunchyroll isn’t done with the game releases just yet. A stunning number of them have been added to the vault, including that genuine gold mine from the beginning of the month, and we can now add Mirren: Star Legends to that list. Since being born into existence 120,000 years ago, Mirren has played host to a huge number of races, including angels, humans, elves, demons, and dragons.