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Best LG G3 apps and games
The LG G3 is one of our favorite Android smartphones and, by most accounts, one of the best money can buy currently. Still, if you are looking to get the most out of your LG G3’s powerful hardware and gorgeous display, you will want the best possible software to go with it. From apps for better keyboard and camera experiences to visually stunning yet challenging games, these are the one you simply do not want to miss.
Best Apps for the LG G3
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Bamboo Paper
Wacom is the name when it comes to digital illustration and note-taking, so it’s no surprise that Bamboo Paper arrives as one of the best available open-ended notation options for Android. Designed to provide a paper notebook-like experience with only your finger and smartphone, this app is perfectly suited for the G3’s 5.5-inch display. Whether your jotting down a grocery list or sketching out your next masterpiece, Bamboo Paper has all the tools you need.
Popcorn Time
With its brilliant Quad HD display, fast 4G LTE download speeds, and solid battery performance, the LG G3 makes a great media device. The only thing missing is Popcorn Time, the totally free app that gives users instant access to all of the latest movies and television shows. Did we mention you will pay nothing for these movies and television shows? Yes, this app indeed skirts around some potential copyright issues, but its creators have made sure that their users will never be at risk of landing in hot water. Due to this, however, you will have to download the beta (and it is very much a beta in many senses) direct from the Popcorn Time site and side-load to your LG G3.
Echo
Echo is a lockscreen replacement app that helps you manage and organize your notifications, grouping similar alerts (such as social media) and allowing you to set reminders, set notification priority, and dismiss in bulk. This app will even learn which notifications are most important to you and bubble these to the top. And when you use your phone as much as you will be using your LG G3, anything helps to cut through the clutter.
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These suggestions are a great start for the LG G3 owner, but they barely scratch the surface of the Google Play Store. Check out some of our other app roundups to find a few more gems for LG’s latest smartphone darling.
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Best Games for the LG G3
The Wolf Among Us
The LG G3 is great for taking in a movie or TV show, but what if you could be part of the story? Thanks to Telltale Games you be with The Wolf Among Us. This adventure title is divided into episodes, each helping to unfold the story of Bigby Wolf and the mysteries of Fabletown. Every decision the player makes will alter the course of the story, which is presented with beautiful 3D graphics that really shine on the LG G3.
Lost Toys
If you want to push the graphical prowess of the LG G3, check out Lost Toys. This puzzler sees you manipulating, exploring, and repairing broken and forgotten toys. The gameplay is compelling, but Lost Toys really shines thanks to its stunning 3D graphics that have earned it plenty of awards and accolades.
VVVVVV
Like the LG G3, VVVVVV takes a simple concept and puts it on its head — quite literally. While at first glance this title appears to be just another platformer, gameplay is dictated by gravitational forces that can be altered to flip our protagonist from ground to ceiling and vice versa to traverse obstacles and pitfalls. While utilizing classic 8-bit graphics, VVVVVV feels perfectly right on the G3’s modern hardware.
Wave Wave
If you are easily distracted by movement and bright colors, Wave Wave might not be the easiest game for you. This simple concept asks you to keep a line within a path teaming with obstacles ready to end your run. This seemingly simple game is complicated by a swirling, flashing background that threatens to steal your attention just long enough to send you back to start.
Freaking Math
If you were smart enough to buy the LG G3 over another Android handset, chances are you’re pretty bright. So do you think you have what it takes to step up to Freaking Math? Sure, it’s just some simple arithmetic, but the challenge is parsing out the solution with only two seconds to think. Not so easy, after all, right?
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Already done beating the above games? We’ve got you covered. Click below to find even more great Android games for your LG G3.
- Check out our archive of monthly Best Android Games posts
- Most addictive games for Android
- Best 2 Player Games for Android
If you haven’t done so already, be sure to check out our full review of the LG G3. For even more, head over to Android Forums for tips, tricks, and discussion galore.
HTC Zoe beta app hits Google Play for non-HTC phones
Outside of Blinkfeed we weren’t sure which apps HTC would look to bring to phones they don’t make when they first mentioned plans to do so a while back. Zoe was confirmed to be one of the first a couple of days ago, though, and now it’s arrived — folks without an HTC device can download the HTC Zoe app from Google Play.
In case you haven’t been able to experience an HTC phone in quite a while, Zoe is an app that allows you to throw photos and video together into a highlight reel. Combine those with some music, filters and more into a big bowl and let the app do its work to create a cool clip to share with friends. Your friends can also remix your Zoe clip by adding their own photos and video, a perfect way to make sure you have every angle and memory stitched together into one awesome clip.
There are a couple of caveats, natch. The first is that this is considered a beta, so the app isn’t even guaranteed to work as intended. We’re sure there won’t be any huge experience breaking bugs, but know that the possibility is there. The second is that this is only available for devices running Android 4.4 right now, a version that just 20% of all Android devices out there are currently running. Knowing that, though, you can find the download right here so long as your device meets the prerequisites.
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