Readers’ App Reviews – July 2017
Check out the apps released by raywenderlich.com readers in July, including an app to help you keep track of your recipes! By Stephan Dowless.
Chopstick Champion
Chopstick Champion allows you to explore the wonders of Asian food and culture through a fun interactive game. The game aims to educate the player by exposing them to historically accurate accounts of famous people and events.
You can play more to learn more, as well as upgrading your chopsticks and dishes in order to feed your character more efficiently. Before each match there is also a betting system that allows you to complete challenges faster in order to receive more rewards. But don’t get too over zealous, because if you bet too highly you could lose more than you bargained for. Overall, Chopstick Champions is a fun game with great art and music.
It successfully reaches its goal of being entertaining and educational. Download it for free and feed you gaming appetite while also learning something along the way.
- Author: Tudor F @chopstickchampion
- Most useful tutorial: The iOS Apprentice
- App Store Link: Check it out!
Cookbook – Recipes manager
Sifting through paper after paper or website after website trying to find a recipe to use can be frustrating whenever there are so many options available.
Cookbook is an app that allows you to copy down your favorite recipes and have them all stored in one location on your phone. It allows you to select the category for the recipe, as well as the number of servings, preparation time, and ingredients.
You can easily search through your list of recipes and see everything you need in order to make your meals or snacks for the day. Adding pictures of your finished products to your recipe will also help you to locate them again.
After you’ve perfected your recipes, you can then share them with your friends and family so that they can enjoy your creations as well. Cookbook is a great aid for anyone that enjoys spending time in the kitchen!
P.S. I’m only a little obsessed with chocolate.
- Author: Mike Melnikov @cherrystudio
- Most useful tutorial: The iOS Apprentice
- App Store Link: Check it out!
Where To Go From Here?
If you saw an app you liked, hop to the App Store and leave a review! A good review always makes a dev’s day. And make sure you tell them you’re from raywenderlich.com; this is a community of makers.
If you’ve never made an app, this is the month! Check out our free tutorials to become an iOS star. What are you waiting for – I want to see your app next month.