It’s time for ICTCatalogue.com roundup of new Android apps, and from this week we’re making some changes: games will be included in the post, rather than being hived off in their own multi-platform article.

That means we should be able to offer a list of 10 new apps every week, while keeping the quality high. This week’s is certainly a cracking selection, showing the innovation that’s happening on Android at the moment.

Here’s this week’s roundup:

Etsy (free)

Crafty commerce site Etsy has a thriving community of buyers and sellers online, as well as on iOS. Now its app is available on Android too, providing a window into its catalogue of 17m+ items for sale. A clean and elegant design keeps the focus firmly on the items.

Heroes of Order & Chaos (free)

Gameloft’s Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA – a genre you’ll be hearing more about on smartphones and tablets in 2013) game sees you forming gangs for fantasy battling, in a world based on the company’s existing World of Warcraft-like Order & Chaos Online game. Expect heroes, monsters and upgrades a-plenty.

Top Gear SSR (free)

Top Gear Stunt School Revolution has been a hit on iOS, and now it’s available on Android too. It’s a driving game based (loosely) on the BBC series, meaning the emphasis is on eye-popping stunts, often with a dash of the surreal.

Snapseed (free)

Photo-sharing app Snapseed’s developer Nik Software was acquired by Google earlier this year, making this (sort of) Google’s in-house rival to Instagram. By which I mean taking and sharing photos while applying visual filters and borders, with a strong tie-in to the Google+ social network.

Candy Crush Saga (free)

King.com’s Candy Crush Saga has been a huge hit on Facebook, and recently made the leap to iOS. Now it’s on Android too, albeit in beta – so don’t be surprised if you spot the odd bug. The gameplay sees you matching sweets over more than 100 levels, with social features high in the mix to compare your efforts to your friends.

Clay Jam (free)

In what’s already looking like another good month for Android gaming, Clay Jam is the latest title from Zynga, through its publishing deal with developer Fat Pebble. It’s a claymation-style action game that sees you rolling and bouncing the hero down a series of hills. The visuals make it stand out from the crowd, but the gameplay delivers on this promise too.

Zenonia 5 (free)

Gamevil’s Zenonia has become one of the biggest and best mobile-only RPG franchises over the last couple of years, with this fifth iteration deserving to win even more fans round. It has a huge world to explore, more monsters than you can shake a stick/sword/spell at, and global player-versus-player match-ups for a social spin.

23snaps – Family Photo Book (free)

More photo-sharing, but this time with a focus on families. It’s an app designed to help parents share snaps of their kids with family and close friends, as an alternative to slapping them up on Facebook (although, if you’re on top of your group settings, it’s possible there too). This beta app works very well though, with its value as much about browsing back through the photos later, as the actual sharing at the time.

McAfee SafeKey (free)

Something more serious here: a tool from security firm McAfee to help you remember your passwords for various sites. It requires a licence to use the McAfee All Access Security service, mind.

Moleheart (free)

This is another game from Korean publisher Gamevil, promising “defence gaming on a whole different level”. So yes, tower defence – a crowded genre on Android already – but with RPG-style levelling up and skills for your characters to give the action a twist.

Sync.ME -Facebook Contact Sync (Free)

This is a simple but potentially useful app to pull down photos and information from your contacts’ Facebook profiles, including their latest status updates, which can be handy when calling someone you haven’t seen in a while.

Insta Moments-Note Everything (Free)
Insta Moments makes big promises: “A perfect and beautiful way to note everything & organize your personal notepad … A step ahead from Evernote.” Tough to deliver on, but this has some interesting features, from diary dates to social sharing.

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