Are you having trouble what to download on your Android device? Well, Android Authority has some recommendations for you to help you out. Here are five Android apps that they recommend for you to try out and some of them are totally free.

MoodCast Diary

This app is basically a diary wherein you can tell what you have been doing during the course of your day. The app lets you know whether your mood was positive or negative, which sometimes the app gets wrong. The app can also identify patterns in your life, that way you may work on changing old habits with new ones. You may also store your journals via Google Drive. Its free to download, but if you want to link the app to your Facebook or Twitter account, you need to pay for the Pro version at $2.99.

Geometry Dash World

This is an adventure platformer game from the developers of Geometry Dash. You will jump, run and float your way through 10 levels and obstacles. It has colorful graphics and also includes character customization. This game is totally free with no in-app purchases.

Screens - Multi Window Manager

This app can be used with devices running Android Nougat. This tool allows you to enter split screen mode more efficiently. Choose two applications that you want in split screen mode then this tool creates a shortcut that will put those two apps in split screen immediately. This app is free to download.

Mega Man 1 - 6

Capcom brings one of its most iconic game characters to Android. Mega Man 1 - 6 are ports of the original games with a few minor changes. In the original Mega Man for example, you play with unlimited lives. It's not perfect though, a few users report low framerates and the occasional array of release glitches. The games are $1.99 each with no in-app purchases.

ADW Launcher 2

This launcher includes modern features, many of which have been borrowed from the Pixel Launcher. It includes animations, theming, widgets and other customizations. This is app is free to download and you only pay $1.99 if you want the pro version.

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