World of Warriors looks gorgeous and has a 'gotta catch em all' vibe to it, but its in-app purchases feel restrictive.

It's a bit repetitive after a time, but Day of the Viking is fun in short doses.

We ain't afraid of no ghosts! Too bad the Ghostbusters brand is merely haunting another classic table.

Flinging a crash test dummy is kind of fun, as Car Breakers demonstrates.

Tapping on a clock at just the right moment can be surprisingly fun, if basic, when it comes to .NOON.

Jet Run: City Defender's beauty might be its own worst enemy.

It shouldn't draw you in but Lumo Deliveries will do just that, despite your better judgment.

More an experience than a conventional game, The Sailor's Dream is sometimes intriguing, sometimes vague.

Learning IS fun when it comes to mathematical based Tower Defense game, The Counting Kingdom.

Vektor blends genuinely interesting infinite running mechanics with a dark and stylish sci-fi atmosphere.

This puzzle game mixes the gameplay of games like Threes! with roguelike elements.

Blight's Decay is a filler game, neither deep nor complex. However, it is still quite fun and excellently presented.

Abduct Earthlings in this casual, but unfortunately grind-heavy, arcade game.

Test your skills on the Eastern Front in this complicated, but fascinatingly deep strategy game.

WinterForts' exceedingly unoriginal gameplay will leave players cold.

Smash Champs is a dry Fruit Ninja-style game wearing a fighting game's clothes.

Though Dino on Fire still plays very closely to Clash of Clans, fighting as dinosaurs has its own appeal.

Simple to play and feverishly-paced, Whoa Dave! is a wild arcade-style game.

Twisty Hollow is an original puzzle game that's lots of twisty-turny fun.

Planet Hop is as empty and unforgiving as space itself. That's not a bad thing.

Solid shooting and a surprising amount of spooky tension make Monster Flash a great portable piece of Halloween.

Flappy who? Let Retry wash all those bad bird-related memories away on a cool retro-flavored flight... right into the side of a cliff. Over and over and over again.

Splot is a tight platformer with controls that work surprisingly well for a touch screen device.

A witch hunter is sent after a demonic book in the spooky but short-lived Dementia: Book of the Dead.

Shoot everything that moves in this fun, if flawed, twin-stick shooter.

Marvelous storytelling, narration, and moving illustrations make this storybook worth a download.

1st & Goal is a board gamer's football game, a football fan's board game, and well worth a look.

Dragon Quest 2 is another quality remake of one of the progenitors to the modern JRPG.

Agents of Storm might look pretty, but it's a game you've played before. A lot.

Mixing up two forms of tower defense gaming and collectible cards, Base Busters is a fun mix that's restricted by freemium elements.

It is hard to go wrong when tables are obviously being designed by fans of a specific property.

Chasing high scores with just one finger works well for Mmm Fingers.

After three years away, the NHL 2K brand returns to mobile. Can it live up to the advancements made in its absence or will it be left chasing the puck?

Go To Bed: Survive The Night looks and sounds great, but it's actually quite basic in its execution.

Providing more storyline and more intrigue, Republique: Episode 3 is a fun journey if a little repetitive in places.

Frustrating at times, Tilt To Live: Gauntlet's Revenge is sure to hook masochists in.

Never Let Go is a tough test of touch endurance.

Slide to Finish has clever ideas, but its execution doesn't quite reach the goal.

Thieves’ Gambit: Curse of the Black Cat offers some intriguing storytelling, even if it does lack the finer features we expect from an iOS adventure.

Animals vs Mutants is cute and fun for a time, but strategy enthusiasts won't find it to be a challenging hunt.

Vyros' instructions are kind of muddled, but there's a cool puzzle game here that's worth figuring out.

Despite its bizarre protagonist, Lion Pig is a pretty standard platformer.

With an excellent battle system and diverse character roster, Terra Battle is ever expanding and endlessly playable.

Rival Stars Basketball is a fun mixture of basketball and card collecting but its energy system will annoy.

Fighting Fantasy: Caverns of the Snow Witch is a sterling release from Tin Man Games, as per usual.

Sleep Attack TD is a tower defense game with a difference - you can rotate the layout - and it's pretty good.

Improving upon the earlier Glyph Quest comes Super Glyph Quest, a compelling Match-3/RPG mashup.

Do some puzzles to make some platforms in this smart and fun free-to-play cave mining adventure.

Greater Than Games' tabletop classic, Sentinels of the Multiverse swoops in to save the day on iPad.

Unfortunately, it doesn't take long for Star Warfare 2's free-firing fun to turn into repetitive monotony.

With tight controls and awesome, stark visuals, Inferno 2 is loads of fun.

The Bot Squad miraculously manages to do something new with tower defense.

Fiete - A day on a farm in an interactive app for young children full of impressive art and sound effects.

Transformed in a way you wouldn't expect, Angry Birds Transformers is a quite entertaining auto-runner.

A cool gimmick and a great art style keep Strung Along from completely falling apart.

Crimsonland is an intense twin-stick shooter that lets players paint the town red. Literally.

Hail to the King: Deathbat may feel like "Coming Home" for Avenged Sevenfold's faithful, but most will find this mediocre hack-and-slash to be "An Epic of Time Wasted."

With its mind-bending puzzles and spellbinding visuals, Zero Age has it all.

Pave the way for your flock in this line drawing puzzle game from the creators of Worms.

This menu-based loot game is suitable to compel those with pretty extreme loot lust.

Cars: Fast as Lightning is a good city-building/racing game, though it's probably too simplistic for anyone except youngsters.

Incandescence promises intense tapping action, but isn't particularly fun.

Helix is a unique action/arcade game that should keep you busy for ages - and then some.

PBR: Raging Bulls is about as good as a bull riding game could be.

Boulder Dash 30th Anniversary might have been better off buried in the past.

Build a kingdom and go questing in this fantasy-themed questing game that borrows from successful titles like Tiny Tower.

From a gameplay standpoint, Sisyphos isn't that interesting. However when taken as a statement, it says a lot.

Though light on innovation, Best Fiends is still a slug-squashing good time.

Fluffy, lovable, and deceivingly addictive, Air Supply - SOS offers players a sheep-saving good time.

Flo is back and free! PlayFirst revives the time management classic Diner Dash as a free-to-play and the transition is, for the most part, smooth as butter.

Pokémon TCG is a collectible card game done perfectly for mobile.

Tail Drift sacrifices the freedom of flight for a focused racing experience.

I am a brave knight tries something a little different, and for that it should be commended, but the finished product is still lacking.

This one-touch game advertises no time limits and no fail states. I'm not so sure that's a good thing.

Though players may find themselves stuck on a frustrating sequence or two, Skullduggery is a unique and charming physics/action game.

Get ready to hit the hazardous highway again in this upgraded, but just as addictive, apocalyptic sequel.

The Interstellar game is a curious, if cold, tie-in to Christopher Nolan's upcoming film.

Pixel Boat Rush's unique blend of mechanics make it an excitingly original racing game.

Rarely do you see an iOS port that goes to such great lengths to preserve what made the PC version so special.

Match three in your epic quest to deliver the mail across this quirky, fantasy landscape.

Sago Mini Friends allows users to practice sharing in a delightful interactive app.

Violence and variety makes Kawaii Killer Plushy Edition more than just Whac-A-Mole.

Paper Trail milks a lot of tension from its simple snake gameplay.

Get your groove on just about anywhere with Ubisoft's free version of the popular dance game.

Fling lightning at mere mortals in this quirky but ultimately middling puzzle game.

Toonia TwinMatch is a very nice introduction to Mahjong solitaire for young children, be it with in-app purchases.

Skylanders Trap Team is a great fit for series fans that are looking for a more portable version, but it can still be something of a money pit.

If old-fashioned route memorization is your idea of a challenge, Cosmophony should be a treat.

Orca's Welcome to the Dungeon has gorgeous visuals and a fun concept, but also a dry and unending grind.

Offering four adventure game books in one, The Sagas of Fire*Wolf is some serious value for the money.

Behind Bike Rivals' flat look and freemium annoyances is a surprisingly creative physics racer.

Psych-out friends and random players in this simple but psychologically complex game from the makers of 10000000.

The Moaning Words is a strange beast, much like Lovecraft's own tentacled monstrosities, but there's a lot of content for a low price of entry.

Cloud Knights is fun and fluffy but also a big mess.

This season, EA Sports has decided to offer up a more bite-sized portion of the FIFA experience. Unfortunately it still feels like something is missing.

With a Clash of Clans style flourish, Tiny Troopers: Alliance asks you to build a base and destroy everyone else's.

While its puzzles might not be exceptional, Beatbuddy HD's musical score and visual style are pretty great.

Card Dungeon is a delightful riff on the hackneyed roguelike genre.