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hello again ladies and gentlemen I'm Joe Hindy the android authority app guy we're nearing the end of June and that means it's time to round up the best new apps and games from June of 2015 adobe released not one but four new applications in the month of June the first is a new photoshop mixed application that acts as a photo and image editor it's not overly powerful but it does a good job with that was color CC which helps you discern the colors used in any given photo or image brush CC which allows you to create and save various brush types and shape CC which turns images into vector graphics they all plug into the adobe creative cloud and they're all free to download chaos rings 3 is the first of a few large square enix releases that we'll talk about today chaos rings 3 is an RPG that has you exploring a ruined world to complete missions and find hidden treasures it features gorgeous Kingdom Hearts style graphics decent music and a long story line you can also engage with battle mode if you want to take a break from the story mode it's expensive but there is a lot to do and there are no in-app purchases cloud player by double twist is a unique music player because it allows you to play songs from your cloud storage this is similar to how Google play music does things except cloud player allows you to use onedrive Google Drive and Dropbox to listen to music the interface is pretty good and other features include a 10 band EQ airplane chromecast supports and support for lossless codecs it's free to try if you're interested Dragon Quest six is a JRPG out of Square Enix and it joins dragon quest four and five as the trilogy that tells the sanity and storyline it features first-person turn-based battles portrait mode gameplay retro graphics and some side quests and mini-games to give you a break from the main story in classic Square Enix fashion the game clocks in with a fairly lofty price tag but there is a long story with dozens of hours of gameplay and there are no in-app purchases Final Fantasy Tactics war of the lions was a particularly awesome release because the strategy RPG community had been begging for a mobile tactics game for quite some time this is a remake of the original PlayStation game with revamped graphics and the menu system was also read bad for touchscreen controls in fact the gameplay was also tweaked for touchscreen controls and altogether it was all surprisingly nice it's expensive like all square enix titles but it is a long game and again no in-app purchases the game on project is an application that helps you find games the way it works is you install the application open it take survey and then your recommended games based on how you answer the questions listing all the games you know may be tedious and some of the questions are a little weird but the results are fairly decent it's also totally free with no in-app purchases so it's worth a shot if you're looking for games it feels like a good long time since Google photos first came out but it really was a June release for those who don't know Google photos as a cloud-based storage application where you can store an infinite number of photos and videos for free as long as you don't mind Google processing them down a bit it also works as a gallery application so you can see your entire collection it simply a must-have app with moments is a new application released by Facebook that essentially does the same thing as Google photos with this service you can backup your photos and share them on Facebook facebook Messenger and Instagram as you so choose photos can be tagged searched and otherwise organized you can also save photos other people share with you directly to the service it's not as powerful as Google photos but it's worth a shot if you're really big into Facebook the portal by pushbullet is a new application that helps you move files from your PC to your Android device and vice versa the interface is done in the flavor of material design and it's extremely easy to set up and use you can move a file multiple files or even whole folders at your whim and you can use the application to browse and open files that you've transferred the only caveat is you need android lollipop or better to use it shoot by bit torn is a phone to phone transfer applications allows you to transfer whatever you need between two Android devices it works by generating a QR code than the other device scans it once the connection is made the file is downloaded this provides a dead simple solution to those who want to share files whether they're large or small the free version is a trial but you can pay for the pro version as an in-app purchase and unlock the application permanently let's each fall is a new freemium strategy game from Gameloft in terms of gameplay it falls somewhere between boom beach and clash of clans by supercell but with way better graphics more control and more to do it features a very long campaign mode and plenty of things to upgrade it is a freemium title so do keep that in mind but as far as freemium games go this is probably among the best that will be released this year once again I'm Joe Hindy the android authority app guy why are here why not subscribe to the android authority youtube channel if you're hanging out for a minute we have a couple of awesome videos for you to watch right over there and they're also linked in the video description below for you folks on mobile finally don't forget to check out the written campaign which is in the video description below and also in that video description below or all of the download links for these applications as always thanks for watching everybody and have a wonderful day