Fold pieces of paper to create platforms for a princely rabbit in this puzzle game; something that isn't as beguiling as you'd think.

BuggyFun allows children to create their own tracks for bugs to interact with for a unique open-ended experience.

It might look lovely, but Shred It! is a pretty shallow endless runner/snowboarding game.

Wrapping up the successful Tower Defense series, Anomaly Defenders is a blast.

We got a great big convoy, rockin' through the night... the endless night of outer space, that is. And the ships are made out of pipes. Don't question it. It's Galaxy Trucker and it's now on iPad!

Yeti's Parole Officer proves that looks aren't everything in this entertaining, if plain, piece of interactive fiction.

iPollute is a delightful-looking pollution simulator, though it's a bit light on "game" content.

The Tunnel - An Endless Fall is a bit harder to get the hang of than most "endless running/etc" games, but that doesn't keep it from being hypnotic in its own way.

Kill Shot is often satisfying, but its more than pushy in-app purchases will leave you feeling a little bummed.

Tactics Maiden is strategy comfort food, until it overstays its welcome.

Galaxy Dash has bags of charm and appeal, but the gameplay is slightly lacking in variety.

Colorful and not without potential, Epic Island is too slow going when it comes to offering up its wonders.

Perform tricks and surf like crazy with Surfy.

It's a dependable and fun Tower Defense game, but Cursed Treasure 2 lacks a certain original spark that would have truly made it special.

Like an autumn wind, Leaf on the Wind feels pleasant enough most of the time - though some gusts are certain to frustrate you to no end.

A fairly typical side-scrolling shoot-em-up is improved a lot thanks to an entertaining and funny storyline.

Ever wanted to tap on a screen and assume you've killed a monster or two? Probably not, but just in case here's Sword King.

Want to be in charge of a racing team but not be overwhelmed by tactics and options? Race Team Manager is for you.

Cupcake Carnival does all the right match-3 things but it's a format we've seen a little too often by now.

Fun visuals, good music, engaging level design, and lots of content make Goblin Sword an excellent little game.

Daniel Tiger’s Grr-ific Feelings includes activities that allow young children explore different emotions.

It’s only human nature that we all face a certain point in our lives when we just want to punch something. Anything.

Star Nomad will only appeal to the most hardcore space explorers.

Partyrs makes party planning as fun as partying itself.

Mindless but fun, Tap Army is a lane-based shooter that should help you relieve some stress.

Despite the Sonic the Hegehog undertones, SpeedyPups isn't quite a success. But it does capture a sense of speed well.

Offering some tough but lateral thinking based puzzles works well for The Impossible Test 3, even if its replayability is limited.

Unleash chaos as a grumpy goat in this humorous but short-lived casual game.

Can you survive five nights as the new night watchman of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza? Be warned: the resident animatronic mascots are a bit... buggy. Good luck!

Though a bit repetitive at times, Kitty Powers' Matchmaker has enough depth and charm to carry it through its grey spots.

This match-three game has collectible and role-playing elements that make it continually satisfying to play.

Build a base and explore the high seas in Rovio Stars' Plunder Pirates.

Its historical significance aside, Dragon Quest 1 is a fun, campy, difficult, thoroughly old-school RPG.

Down Among the Dead is a pirate themed gamebook that's quite delightful, if short lived.

HipstaFox is a great single that makes players long for the whole album.

Little World Escape draws players in with captivating concepts before pushing them away with antagonizing execution.

Light in the Dark is an interesting and challenging puzzle game with some amusing bits of background humor thrown in to boot.

Keep the catnip away in the shallow but cute Nippy Cats.

A little too simple for extended sessions, Let It Rainbow is still a cute little runner game, focused on following the colors.

Can this Zelda-inspired platformer reach new heights of success?

With a style like few other games out there, FOTONICA is a tricky but compelling first person Endless Runner.

What can you do when surrounded by hungry critter mouths searching for their favorite treat? Line them up some filling meals and let them know it's Feeding Time!

Kunin is a nervous test of ninja reflexes.

Tough and unforgiving, Hyper Trip is a bit like Snake - if Snake was really harsh.

It looks delightful but lack of Game Center support and more variety really affects the fun that Boogey Boy offers.

Despite a snag here and there, Phantom Rift is a well-crafted and imaginative adventure RPG.

The Sleeping Prince looks and feels great to play, but its lack of peril and restrictive energy system infuriates.

BattleRiders has cool car combat, but it could be crazier.

Shaken or stirred, CounterSpy is simply the best stealth action game to sneak its way onto the App Store.

Scuba Dupa is cute and simple fun, but you're going to have to part with a bit too much sunken treasure to make it worthwhile, unfortunately.

Kings of the Realm offers some handy tweaks, but it's still the familiar format of base building and alliance forming.

With a quirky but unique style, Kapsula is an enjoyable mix of racing and match-3. Yes, really.

It's not perfect, but Spider-Man Unlimited is a pleasantly enjoyable narrative-based auto-runner.

Even with its carefully crafted levels, Glidefire still feels like something made by a machine.

Ninja Warrior Temple is clever, but not nearly as nimble as a ninja should be.

The Nightmare Cooperative is a strategic puzzle game that gets better the more it's played, as players learn how to react to their environment and the wide array of enemies within it.

Assassin's Creed Memories is hardly a game at all, and shamefully wastes the chance to do something cool with its source material.

Nerf Hoops is essentially Paper Toss with commercial branding. It's not bad, but it's not remarkable either.

Rope'n'Fly 4 is high-flying fun. Just don't get intimate with the concrete.

Bust some moves in this easy to learn but tricky to master dance game.

Keeping it simple and pure, All-Star Basketball is a fun game for those who just want to score rather than run or defend.

Star Clash doesn't quite live up to the potential of its bizarre gameplay and visual combinations.

Like its giant robots, Warbot Assault is big and beautiful, but also hollow.

Oh, nevermind. Just another Threes! clone. What? Y-you mean Swipe & Slash is actually a fun RPG-lite dungeon hack using Threes! as a combat engine? Oh, well why didn't you say so?

It could do with a better tutorial, but Etherlords is an appealing mash-up of card battling and world building. It looks great, too.

It's inoffensive enough, but that's the problem for LEGO Star Wars The New Yoda Chronicles. It's actually quite a dull variety of inoffensive.

Mikey Boots is a fine third installment in the excellent Mikey series of platformers.

Simple to learn and play, Face Invaders is still a quite charming shooter, even if it lacks great depth.

Super Monkey Ball Bounce is a lot like Peggle, but not quite as good, plus it's littered with freemium based irritants.

A few tweaks to the familiar format, Angry Birds Stella will appeal to fans, but will also infuriate at times.

Balance of the Shaolin is the definition of easy to learn, hard to master.

For a short time, PickCrafter will have you under its strange spell. Thankfully, it doesn't last and you can get back to doing more productive things in life, like watching paint dry.

Stop the moon from singing an annoying song by launching rockets at it.

Great visuals and an interesting combat engine overcome minimal player interaction in Armor Blade.

Doing away with the entertaining rag-doll physics of the previous game, Wipeout 2 soon starts to wear thin as each course starts to prompt a sense of deja vu.

Shoot everything and loot everything in this entertaining vertical shoot em up.

Valiant Hearts is a beautiful (and educational!) puzzle adventure title, though players will find themselves pulled away from its realism from time to time.

Simple to learn, tricky to succeed at, Duke Dashington is a fun platformer in 10 second bursts.

It'll tax you given its difficulty level, but Heavy Metal Thunder is an intriguing adventure gamebook.

Want to play short mini-games with friends while on the go? Tap To Play offers this, but it's a pretty shallow affair.

The Ensign takes most of its cues from A Dark Room to create a wonderfully weird text adventure.

This one-touch action platformer makes being a ninja explorer feel effortless and satisfying.

Little Frights' charming visuals can't quite scare away the frustrating controls in yet another zombie-based game.

King's latest is a bit simpler than the usual crowd, but Diamond Digger Saga will still draw some in despite their better judgment.

Chop and slice an array of traditional and non-traditional Japanese demons in this quirky arcade game.

Alien Creeps TD would be a fun if unremarkable Tower Defense game, but its heavy focus on in-app purchases and balancing issues might put you off.

It's a little dark, in every sense of the word, but The Journey Down: Chapter Two is a solidly entertaining adventure game.

Combining simple combat with village building is a potent combination for this charming tale.

Pirate Bash's turn-based battles add an intriguing twist to a typical physics game.

Build a huge tower again but Vegas-style in Tiny Tower Vegas.

The Manhattan Project offers a great Euro-style gameplay experience, but it is totally unwelcoming to new players.

Seafoam's Fire in the Hole looks like a bright, 8-bit throwback, but there's not enough booty to make this a compelling voyage.

Qube Kingdom has cute visuals, but it's a pretty basic tower defense game at heart.

Simple and cute, Baseball Battle is a fairly fun baseball game for those looking for something light.

Zen Studios is at it again, taking a property that would never seem to work as a pinball table and turning it into an "must play."

Despite its depth and sense of tactical freedom, Motorsport Manager is one of the most accessible and addictive management sims around.

Dodo Master is tough but fair, and that's what makes it a joy to play.

This puzzle game follows a familiar format, but has a good sense of level design and mechanics to keep things interesting.