Weekly App and Game Highlights
In this week’s edition, we delve into the latest and greatest applications, games, and extensions that have made their debut on the Microsoft Store and beyond for Windows 10 and 11 users. As Windows 10 gradually approaches the end of its servicing phase, it remains the most widely utilized version of Windows. Notably, Brian has compiled a list of ten features that Windows 11 currently lacks compared to its predecessor.
Your insights are invaluable; if you spot an app or game released this week that deserves a mention, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
This week brings a selection of enticing discounts. Be sure to explore the Store for a comprehensive list of offers. Some applications enjoy extended discounts, so only new apps and games are highlighted below. For ongoing promotions, refer to the previous post in this series.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
- DirWalker
DirWalker is a free utility designed to scan drives or directories, providing valuable insights into storage space usage. Users can easily navigate through directories to identify the largest files, streamlining their file management process.
- Paint.net 5.1 Beta
The much-anticipated beta version of Paint.net has arrived, featuring significant enhancements for devices equipped with integrated and low-tier GPUs. Users will appreciate the reduced GPU memory consumption when handling multiple images simultaneously, making for a smoother editing experience.
- Rustdesk
Rustdesk offers a free, open-source remote desktop solution compatible with various platforms, including Windows. Written in Rust, this tool is designed to function seamlessly from the get-go. The latest update introduces several usability enhancements, such as a ‘trust this device’ option for two-factor authentication, the ability to send clipboard keystrokes, and support for multiple clipboard formats.
