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I didn't expect to kidnap alligators, save Woodstock or give people dysentery in a game called Transport Fever 3—but here we are
AppWizard
February 19, 2026

I didn’t expect to kidnap alligators, save Woodstock or give people dysentery in a game called Transport Fever 3—but here we are

Transport Fever 3 is a transport management simulation game that features a whimsical tutorial involving capturing alligators. Unlike its predecessor, it allows players to engage directly with logistics by determining the flow of goods and choosing vehicles for cargo transport. The game includes a sandbox mode set from 1900 to 2030, showcasing the evolution of transportation and civilization. Players can customize vehicles and experience changes in citizen behavior over time. The game has a slower top speed, which may affect gameplay pacing. Transport Fever 3 aims to appeal to both seasoned players and newcomers with its blend of strategy and creativity.
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AppWizard
January 18, 2026

Cutesy Stardew-like life sim with millions of players just hit Steam, but the PC version is a letdown and it’s awful news for Steam Deck

Heartopia, a life simulation game, has gained over five million players on mobile but has struggled to resonate with the Steam audience after its PC release. The game launched on Steam with vague announcements about its availability and received nearly 1,000 reviews shortly after, though feedback has been mixed. Players feel the PC version seems like an afterthought, with issues related to control schemes and the absence of controller support. The development team is engaging with the community but has provided generic responses regarding improvements. Despite these challenges, 69% of Steam reviews are positive, with players appreciating the game's charm, although frustrations about camera controls persist. Heartopia is available for free on Steam.
One UI 8.5 leak brings an exciting camera feature that unlocks next-level photography for Galaxy users
AppWizard
October 29, 2025

One UI 8.5 leak brings an exciting camera feature that unlocks next-level photography for Galaxy users

One UI 8.5 may introduce presets for Pro camera controls, allowing users to save and switch between settings for ISO, aperture, and white balance. Users can share these camera presets via the Quick Share app. The update will include adjustable settings for various camera features across Galaxy devices, with a focus on customization for different camera types (wide, ultrawide, telephoto) and settings such as focus type, ISO, shutter speed, and exposure.
4 Essential Android Apps For Photography That You Should Be Using
AppWizard
October 21, 2025

4 Essential Android Apps For Photography That You Should Be Using

Many Android smartphones have hardware capable of capturing stunning images, and the right software can enhance mobile photography. The Google Play Store offers various photography apps, including: - ProShot: Provides extensive manual controls similar to a DSLR, supporting RAW and JPEG formats, with a one-time purchase and no subscription fees. It features various aspect ratio options and a Dual Dial interface. - Open Camera: A free app with features comparable to ProShot, supporting RAW and JPEG shooting, HDR, panorama mode, and GPS tagging. It includes Auto modes for beginners and advanced options like exposure bracketing. - Adobe Lightroom Mobile: Primarily a photo editing tool with a built-in camera offering professional controls. It captures images in RAW format and requires a subscription for full access to advanced editing features. - Snapseed: A free photo editing app without built-in camera functionality, capable of editing JPEG and RAW files. It offers a user-friendly interface, film-like filters, and a non-destructive editing workflow.
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