Awesome Apps of the Week _ 31st Oct 2016

**This Week's Apps of the Week: A Dive into Digital Games**

With Apple’s earnings call and Thursday’s Mac event dominating the tech scene this week, there has been no shortage of serious business in the world of Apple. However, we’ve decided to take a break from all that seriousness and bring you an exciting lineup of games for this week’s apps round-up. When titles are as good as these, it’s hard to ignore them—so let’s dive right in!

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### **1. Pinball Jam Reimagined: A Digital Fusion of Fun**

Imagine waking up on a Sunday morning with a strange desire to mix pinball and the sci-fi classic *Tron*. Well, your peculiar craving is about to be fulfilled! Thanks to *Pinball*, a fun remix of the *Pinball Jam* series, you can now experience a unique blend of pulsing lights, retro wave beats, and an original take on traditional pinball tables. This game isn’t just your average pinball experience—it’s fused with an endless Runner-style game where you compete to see how far you can move through a seemingly never-ending table within the time allotted. Unlike more traditional pinball games, this digital twist transforms pinball into something truly special—something that could only exist in the virtual world.

Warning: You might find yourself neglecting all those useful jobs you were planning to do around the house!

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### **2. Civilization VI on Mac: A Historical Epic**

If you’re a fan of history and strategy, *Civilization VI* has finally arrived on the Mac—three days after its PC release. This latest installment in Sid Meier’s beloved franchise squeezes an entire civilization simulation game into a single title, packed with all the depth and complexity that fans have come to expect. The game builds on the same epic, turn-based format that has made *Civilization* a staple of strategy gaming for decades. However, it also introduces a plethora of new content that makes this iteration feel fresh and exciting.

That said, *Civilization VI* is no lightweight experience—it requires a high-end Mac to run smoothly, and at its current price point, it’s still a single-player game that may not offer as much depth as *Civilization V*. But if you’ve got the hardware and are prepared to invest thousands of hours into this title, few players will regret the purchase. This is one for history buffs and strategy enthusiasts alike.

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### **3. RPG Dragon Sinker: A Nostalgic Journey**

If you’re a fan of classic role-playing games (RPGs), *Dragon Sinker* will feel like a trip back to the 8-bit days of Nintendo. This fantasy RPG brings players into a world of exploration and battle, with up to 12 party members to lead through various quests. While it may not bring anything particularly novel to the table compared to its predecessors, it compensates for this lack of innovation with solid gameplay mechanics and a retro charm that will keep you hooked.

If you’ve played any of the developer’s previous RPGs, you’ll feel right at home from the get-go. With plenty of opportunities for exploration, combat, and strategic planning, *Dragon Sinker* is a game that delivers on its promises. It might not be the most groundbreaking title out there, but it’s definitely worth your time.

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### **4. Insult Simulator: Verbal Combat with a Twist**

Looking for something a bit lighter? How about an insult battle simulator? Imagine *Street Fighter 2*—but instead of physical combat, you’re engaging in round after round of DIY verbal jousting. That’s the premise behind *Insult Simulator*, a hilarious game that lets you choose your fighter and then engage in fast-paced, witty banter. Just like any fighting game worth its salt, this title includes combos, criticals, continuations, and all the other mechanics you’d expect—but with a brilliant twist: instead of punches and kicks, players trade insults.

This game is likely to be one of the most laugh-out-loud app experiences you’ll find in 2016—and perhaps even beyond. It’s perfect for anyone looking to flex their comedic muscles or just have a good chuckle while gaming.

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### **Final Thoughts**

That wraps up this week’s apps of the week! We’ve covered a mix of genres—pinball, strategy, RPGs, and humor—all brought together in one packed round-up. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, there’s something here for everyone.

Make sure to check out the links to all the featured apps in the description below. If you enjoyed this video, don’t forget to hit that like button and subscribe so you don’t miss any future videos from *Cul of Mac*. We’ll see you in the next one!

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time you were going to fill with useful jobs around the house the eagly anticip F civilization 6 rocked up on the Mac this week 3 days after it landed on the PC 25 years after Sid's popular franchise squeezing all of well civilization into a single game first shipped the experience is as rewarding as ever it builds on the same epic term-based format that's worked for so long but at a plethora of new material you'll need a high-end Mac to run it and right now it's still a single player game that's pricey and not as expanded as civilization 5 but so long as you've got the hardware and a happy designer over a few thousand hours of your life no one is going to regret this purchase with the title RPG Dragon Sinker it's no great secret what kind of game this is the fantasy roleplaying game is a fun flashback to the 8bit days of Nintendo while not quite on the time munching time of civilization RPG Dragon Sinker is nonetheless a game that Promises to the consumer plenty of waking moments as you lead a team of up to 12 party members as they do the usual exploring and battling stuff you'd hope for from any self-respecting RPG if you played any of the developers previous RPGs you'll be at home very quickly what it loses in novelty however it certainly makes back up in other ways it's definitely recommended imagine Street Fighter 2 with no physical combat buts a whole lot more Gordon Ramsey style in salt throwing that's basically the premise behind oser the insult simulator an hilarious game that lets you choose your fighter and then engage in round after round of DIY verbal jousting there are all of the Combos criticals continuations and other fighting game mechanics you'd expect but with a brilliant twist probably the most laugh out loud app experience of 2016 well that's it for all this week's apps of the week I make sure to leave links to all the apps featured in the description down below also if you enjoyed this video go ahead and hit that like button and as always don't forget to hit subscribe so you don't miss a single video from cul of Mac I'll catch you in the next onewith Apple's earnings call and Thursday's Mac event there's been plenty of serious business in the world of Apple this week which is why we've chosen an all game lineup in this week's apps of the week plus when the titles are this good they're hard to ignore so let's get started did you wake up wishing to spend your Sunday playing a mashup of pinball and at sci-fi classic Tron well if you did indeed have this oddly specific dream you'll be pleased as punch this week that's thanks to pin out a fun remix on the pinball jamre which fuses pulsing lights retro wave beats and an original take on regular pinball tables in the game Pinball is fused with an endless Runner game of sorts as you compete to see how far you can move through a seemingly never- ending table in the time a lotted unlike more traditional pinball games it's a pinball experience that could only ever take place in the digital world and it's all the better for it well there goes all that free time you were going to fill with useful jobs around the house the eagly anticip F civilization 6 rocked up on the Mac this week 3 days after it landed on the PC 25 years after Sid's popular franchise squeezing all of well civilization into a single game first shipped the experience is as rewarding as ever it builds on the same epic term-based format that's worked for so long but at a plethora of new material you'll need a high-end Mac to run it and right now it's still a single player game that's pricey and not as expanded as civilization 5 but so long as you've got the hardware and a happy designer over a few thousand hours of your life no one is going to regret this purchase with the title RPG Dragon Sinker it's no great secret what kind of game this is the fantasy roleplaying game is a fun flashback to the 8bit days of Nintendo while not quite on the time munching time of civilization RPG Dragon Sinker is nonetheless a game that Promises to the consumer plenty of waking moments as you lead a team of up to 12 party members as they do the usual exploring and battling stuff you'd hope for from any self-respecting RPG if you played any of the developers previous RPGs you'll be at home very quickly what it loses in novelty however it certainly makes back up in other ways it's definitely recommended imagine Street Fighter 2 with no physical combat buts a whole lot more Gordon Ramsey style in salt throwing that's basically the premise behind oser the insult simulator an hilarious game that lets you choose your fighter and then engage in round after round of DIY verbal jousting there are all of the Combos criticals continuations and other fighting game mechanics you'd expect but with a brilliant twist probably the most laugh out loud app experience of 2016 well that's it for all this week's apps of the week I make sure to leave links to all the apps featured in the description down below also if you enjoyed this video go ahead and hit that like button and as always don't forget to hit subscribe so you don't miss a single video from cul of Mac I'll catch you in the next one\n"