Ace Ferrara and the Dino Menace combines space combat and weird humor into a fun game that shouldn't be missed.

Create words to clear the board and guess a photo underlay correctly in this fun but flawed word game.

Happy Cube Death Arena is adorably violent, but very, very shallow.

Simple, fast, and fun. Addnum is a free number puzzler that doesn't disappoint.

Deep Under Sky is beautiful in every way, but its gameplay is too restrictive and repetitive.

Do you love Bioshock? Have you always wanted to be able to play it on the go? Well then your prayers have been answered. More or less.

It's a shame that Invaders! doesn't offer deeper gameplay, as this retro-inspired remake's presentation is dripping with nostalgic flavor.

Ever wanted to be a superhero? Appointment With F.E.A.R is a fine way to live that dream.

One-touch simultaneously controls your direction and your weapon in this unique arena shooter.

Ultra Drift is fine in concept, but the execution runs head-first into the wall. And so will you. Over and over again.

It looks like EA Sports has finally discovered how to tread the line between free-to-pay and pay-to-win. Simply put, they finally figured it out.

Furious Climber's rough packaging can't ruin its awesomely awkward gameplay

It's a lot like Clash of Clans, but the use of the Star Wars license means you don't mind so much here.

Ice Cream Nomsters is too much labor and not enough love.

How quickly can you escape from MZR's neon mazes of doom? Why not find out for yourself?

Sequels often fall prey to the success of their predecessors. Sadly, this is another unfortunate case.

Trading stock isn't for the faint of heart, be sure to have an effective exit plan.

Though its controls can be a bit problematic at times, Pac-Man Friends is a neat way to bring puzzle-solving to the House of Pac.

This adventure game combines comic book storytelling and RPG combat to make a light, shallow, and short experience.

Even when it's brutally challenging, Pentumble manages to bring the fun.

It's easy to see what The Outcast is trying for, but its execution needs a lot of work.

The creator of Flappy Bird is back with a vengeance.

Max Gentlemen seems pretty quirky initially but that appeal wears thin soon enough.

Doctor Who: Legacy is an ok match-3 puzzle game, but it lacks some much needed personality, despite that great license.

Move from tile to tile to clear the board in this slightly too simple and easy puzzle game.

Even setting the control issues aside, I think this game is more one for the genre fans than anyone else, but there's certainly nothing wrong with that.

Some ridiculously frustrating camera issues aside, Cubic Castles is a pretty neat, voxel-based crafting game that sports serious future potential.

This casual arcade game introduces some very light rpg elements into its fantasy-themed pachinko gameplay.

Despite awesome visuals and great music, Frontier Heroes just doesn't quite deliver enough fun with its history lesson.

Star Realms is an excellent adaptation of an outstanding deck-builder. With great visuals and an effective presentation, Star Realms is awesome.

Tap Sports Baseball is briefly fun but lacks some important features.

While this hex-based warp ride is fine in theory, Assault Vector is a bit too simple to be enjoyable for very long.

Who Stole Me?'s formula is pretty standard, and free-to-play trappings cause the game's difficulty to ramp up quickly. It's still a fun little puzzle title, though.

Hero Tap: The Finger of Justice - a game in which putting together a team of superheroes to fight master criminals becomes an exercise in tedium.

Space Colors is a well-crafted space shooting game that carries plenty of challenge and a twisted sense of humor.

After 4 years, the latest entry to the Sentinel series is here. It's not quite as wondrous as we hoped but it's till pretty satisfying.

Diver Dogs is the cutest undersea animal rescue game on the App Store, by far.

In Nimian Legends: BrightRidge players can explore a vast fantasy world at their leisure, with no commitments at all.

Those in-app purchases might prove a bit pesky, but Spellfall is a mostly fun Match-3 puzzle game.

A casual adventuring, hidden object game with style, Melissa K. and the Heart of Gold is sure to satisfy fans of the genre.

Much like Wheel of Fortune, Word Hack is a fun word game that tests your deduction skills as well as your vocabulary.

Dice 21 is a diamond surrounded by a lot of rough.

Red Johnson's Chronicles is an enjoyable, if campy, detective puzzler. With good visuals and engaging puzzles, its only real failing is its cheeseball dialogue.

Simple and kind of shallow, that doesn't stop Airheads Jump from being a quite fun jumping game.

It's easy to scoff at, but it turns out WWE Supercard is a surprisingly engaging digital trading card game.

With a great art style, exciting music, and fun, simple gameplay, PAKO is the most fun you'll have crashing a car.

Celleste's style can't save its tedious gameplay.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies does the impossible; it turns hours of litigation into an action-packed, exciting game experience.

This multiplayer turn-based arena-sports-combat game is goofy and random in both the good way and the bad.

Despite the hype, Godus is another freemium civilization building game. One that's incredibly slow to progress in.

There's not a lot to Club Penguin Sled Racer, and that's a pretty hefty problem.

Pixels? Check. Zombies? Check. Oh, wait. We forgot to include an interesting game. Darn!

Tank Titans HD feels less like a game and more like an incomplete proof-of-concept, without much to recommend it.

Who would have thought a game about descending sheer surfaces could be this gripping?

Schwerkraft is an easy-going gravity-based puzzle game that takes a bit of getting used to.

Running was Forrest Gump's forte, so obviously an Endless Runner 20 years later makes sense, right?

Boshi's blend of stealth and action is neat, but parts of it lack considerable polish.

Ice Age Adventures is a like a greatest hits collection of casual iOS games.

This classic JRPG has gotten a pretty wonderful treatment for mobile play.

Simple yet ideal for younger gamers, Scooby Doo! & Looney Tunes Cartoon Universe: Arcade is a fun collection of mini-games.

Follow the rules to the letter in order to win in this simple yet tough memory game.

High Five Hero is a fun, but fleeting, ode to enthusiasm.

99 Challenges is an okay way to torture yourself.

Though it might be light on content, Epic Skater shows how an endless side-scrolling skating game should be done.

Starship Turret Operator Guy--besides having a great name--casts players in the unlikely role of a guy. Who happens to operate a turret. On a starship. Surprise!

Think fast in this quick-moving, exceedingly difficult, casual arcade game.

Super Scrapped Robot would feel right at home on a certain classic handheld.

Blood Bowl fans, rejoice! Your favorite fantasy bloodsport is now portable, thanks to iPad. But a huge caveat emptor is in effect for the uninitiated.

Zombie High Dive is a fun idea with an appropriate physics engine, but it's hampered by a very frugal energy system.

Colorful and charming it might be, but Time Tangle - Adventure Time is a bit shallow in the end.

Angels in the Sky is a technically impressive, but rigid and creatively soulless shooting gallery.

The next installment in the series, Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery: Episode 2 is fun but it's all too short, and ends before you get a chance to sink your teeth into it.

Racing is fun and varied thanks to Touch Racing 2's different take on controlling things.

A game for the twitchy player, Angularis is simple yet entertaining.

Pokemon by a different name; Micromon very nearly is that.

Fantasy Forest Story has bright ideas, but its free-to-play trappings drag it down.

This "Best of" version of the King of Fighters series packs a serious punch, as long as you have a bluetooth controller at your disposal.

Simple isn't always the best idea; at least not when it comes to Endless Runner, Monster Snack.

Swing Game is a goofy physics game that challenges the player's brain as well as their reflexes.

Combining stark, attractive visuals and challenging gameplay, Primitives is a solid puzzler.

Duke it out on a fantasy battlefield in this multi-platform, multi-player, turn-based strategy game.

Messy but offering some entertaining dungeon crawling, Iron Knights is inconsistent.

Expand your web of resources in this streamlined and simplified real-time strategy game.

Super Heavy Sword is adorable. However, its frustrating controls and level layout is bound to inspire not-so-adorable tantrums.

Crazy Taxi: City Rush is well-adapted for mobile, but the deluge of ads may make players feel like they're circling Times Square.

Sharknado: The Video Game brings the craziness of the movies to iOS, though it quickly outstays its welcome.

Sticky Soccer puts too much emphasis on the ‘sticky’ and not enough on the ‘Soccer’ or ‘Fun’.

Fraud Tycoon is a half-baked, messy, promotional tie-in that does their sponsor no favors whatsoever.

Mister Beam's puzzles are great. But its platforming? Not so much.

Angry Henry And The Escape From The Helicopter Lords: Part 17: The Re-Reckoning lives up to its name.

Soccer Physics is as entertaining as it is absurd.

Dream Revenant takes players on a journey through a man's subconscious. And though it's full of bugs, it is a still a crazy, wondrous ride while it lasts.

Dawn of the Immortals might not re-invent the wheel, but it does tweak it a little bit when it comes to MMO gaming.

A different take on the usual block dropping puzzle game, Puzzle Roo is quite pleasant.

In space, no one can hear you... spell? Hexiled is a neat concept for a word scramble puzzle, but it doesn't go too far beyond the basic premise.

A fantastic and fascinating re-envisioning of the classic novel by Jules Verne, 80 Days is a delightful piece of interactive fiction.

Dive deep in this fun explore-em-up that's a little grind heavy but ultimately quite entertaining.

Fish & Shark's beauty is only scale deep.