Tomato World 2 is a simple yet tricky one-touch platformer. It's pretty fun.

Heroes Charge is a very middle-of-the-road RPG that's unremarkable, but an okay pick if you can't get enough of mobile-based RPGs.

A puzzle game for the paranoid.

Though players still have to endure some free-to-play trappings, Taichi Panda is a well-constructed mobile MMOG.

Paper Monsters Recut looks very charming but it's a little derivative.

This game attempts to capture the magic of tabletop dungeon crawling in video game form, and it does so, but with mixed results.

Tap to the beat to succeed, but expect some ads to get in your way with BeatDefense.

Real Steel Champions is a fighting game that's more about grinding than fighting ability.

This puzzle game asks player to combine atoms to create elements.

MiniDrivers has moments of Mario Kart, but suffers for its control options.

Plastiland is a homage to Lemmings, but with plasticine. It's pretty good.

The Land of Venn - Geometric Defense is a wonderful, kinetic app that teaches early geometry to children with an interesting use of color and style.

A casual take on the RPG, QuestRun is fun but has a few niggling problems.

This arcade game feels like a silly mash up of Lunar Lander and Jetpack Joyride, which is mostly a good thing.

Stick Cricket 2 demonstrates the simple pleasures of timing a hit just right.

Destroy blocks in this Arkanoid-inspired shooter.

Angry Birds Stella POP! offers some fun twists on the bubble shooting formula, but it suffers from some big difficulty spikes.

A freemium conversion of the popular Dungeon Keeper esque game of the same name, Evil Genius Online isn't such a genius idea after all.

Whether or not Five Nights at Freddy’s 3 is scarier than its predecessors is debatable, but it’s plenty good regardless.

Rop is an enjoyable puzzle game about lining up ropes to create shapes.

Alpha Omega is a relaxed word game with some resemblance to the crossword puzzle.

This card game looks and feels like a combination of Diablo and Solitaire, but which does it play more like?

Sid Meier’s Starships is as much fun as you’d expect from the mind behind Civilization and Pirates!, but it’s a bit of a rocky start.

You'll wish that Lastronaut had more to offer, but it's still pretty fun.

Age of Sparta is a typical freemium strategy game, but one that's slightly above the rest.

Think strategy gaming when it comes to Super Soccer Club, rather than the conventional management experience.

Slide blocks around in the simple but beguiling Blockwick 2.

This puzzle platformer is beautifully animated, inventive, and surprisingly deep.

Dice Mogul is kind of like a simplistic Monopoly. It's briefly fun but forgettable.

Tough yet satisfying is about right for Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic.

RAD Boarding isn't quite one of the greats, but it has potential.

Futuristic racing... interstellar style.

Cover system gameplay in the third-person.

This updated puzzle game offers some creative gameplay and new mechanics, but still suffers from difficult controls.

PangoLand is an open-ended world full of familiar characters, bright colors and interactive appeal.

In Meteorz, saving planets from destruction is the daily grind.

This rhythm game has a unique control scheme and performance system that make it feel like a true innovation in the genre.

Despite a few flaws, this free-to-play strategy game is a fun mix of new and old strategy formulas.

Slashing Demons lacks the depth or scope to take it beyond the point of being just another endless tapper.

Mecha Showdown replaces traditional buttons with a slot machine mechanic in this robot fighting game, but the thrill of the gamble just isn't there.

HOME: Boov Pop! is a fairly typical Match-3 puzzle game, lacking real spark.

Regular Show gets an above average game.

What Monster vs Sheep lacks in variety it makes up for with stress relieving fun. At least, for a little while.

Tap like crazy, grind like crazy, in this tapping game that overcomplicates the mix.

This role playing game does a good job of looking like its old school ancestors, but some technical flaws keep it from capturing the same magic.

There's a thoughtful, austere puzzle game waiting at the end of this road.

Rainbow Rumble is a typical but solid match-three game. Your enjoyment should relate directly to whether or not you're tired of the genre.

Pancake - The Game is just like flipping a real pancake in that it's only entertaining for about 30 seconds.

Alto's Adventure is a beautiful and highly enjoyable Endless Runner.

Though short and a bit simple, Mighty Switch Force! Hose it Down! is fun to play, and has personality to spare.

This quirky rhythm game has all of the necessary ingredients for it to be out of this world.

A neat recreation of a genre best left in the past.

This motorcycle-based platformer tries to give players a good sense of challenge, but mostly ends up feeling unfair.

This role-playing/puzzle hybrid series ditched a bunch of its roguelike/random elements this time around and is much better for it.

Chasing par in a realistic setting.

A mechanized MMO battler with some teeth.

An imaginative WWII-era thriller.

Switch & Drop is a fairly typical Matching game but it has a few small tweaks to make it more interesting - at least for a little while.

World Zombination is a fun twist on the base building/tower defense format, and it really does feel original.

Jolly Jam is a Match-3 style game but with a different approach than most.

An amusing theme saves this otherwise generic strategy game.

Clear for Action captures the profits of pirating, but not the excitement.

Slip and slide in Dreamslide Plus, a line drawing game with potential.

This free-to-play card game seems a little to basic for its own good.

A curiously ragged endless runner.

Tempo is essentially one cinematic action scene after another, but player interaction is too minimal to feel like an integral part of that action.

Astro Party is a frantic duel type game that's great for gathering around your iPhone and duking it out.

Joomper is a very simple endless jumping game that should keep you company in line-ups (despite its lonely atmosphere).

Daytona Rush is an incredibly shallow endless racer, but it's fun in a forgettable kind of way.

Midnight Star has the guts to go for a new approach to the mobile First-Person Shooter genre, and while it's certainly innovative, it's just not that much fun.

Staying Together is a charming but taxing puzzle platformer about love.

Pro Pinball only offers one table, but it's a good one - and more are coming.

This game bears a striking resemblance to Clash of Clans but has a turn-based combat system and is set in space.

It looks good, but Cava Racing lacks some effective controls and proves all too infuriating.

Auro has plenty of rules to keep to, but it's a very rewarding tactical experience.

King of Thieves is a fun mash-up of platforming and PvP based exploration, but it's hindered by a big freemium issue.

A totally square puzzle game.

Fort Raiders SMAAASH! takes familiar mobile strategy in a new, upward direction.

A Numbers Game is too inoffensive to be good or bad.

This gamebook has just enough mystery and tricky puzzle solving to make it worth checking out.

Atmospug is a typical auto-runner/jumper at times, but with a fun twist.

A quirky, but shallow, alien exercise.

Gang Nations is a familiar base building kind of game, but it has a few original moments, too.

Keep on moving, for real, with Just Go Golf - a fitness focused golfing game.

Nobody said it was this clever either.

Top Eleven 2015 - Be a Soccer Manager is a fairly simplistic interpretation of soccer management.

Soul Seeker looks charming but it's a concept we've seen many times before.

A ski jumping game with an emphasis on style.

It's not as hard as the name suggests, but The Hardest Flight will certainly bring out your twitchy side.

Sons of Anarchy is dead. Long live Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect.

While Mayday! Deep Space has ambitious goals as a piece of interactive sci-fi, the final product could use a bit more power to the life support systems.

Titans is a stylish but overly simple card battler that's more about collecting than battling.

The only thing wrong with Ammo Pigs' fantastic retro action is that there isn't more of it.

Son of Light is an enjoyable and rewarding shoot-em-up that's easy to pick up and play.

DUO! is pairs but with a few noticeable improvements, and a few urges for in-app purchases, too.

Though the ad implementation is problematic, these orcs are fun to pal around with for a time.

Yet It Moves is the iOS release of And Yet It Moves, a great indie puzzle platformer. It suffers from some occasionally annoying controls.

This role-playing game boils out all of the exploration in favor of offering an ultra streamlined rpg combat experience.