Craft a world and save some innocent people in this varied and highly enjoyable freemium world building game.

Running from left to right and rescuing a princess. Why does that sound so familiar?

For fans and non-fans of ping pong alike, this is fun - plain and simple.

Adding some 'oomf' to the genre, OOMF! is an Endless Runner from a first person perspective. It kind of works.

Space Heads! is a decent endless flying game with colorful character designs that should especially appeal to younger players.

Nuns are tougher than you think, as we learn in this action puzzle game that's quite fun.

Mecha Ace will grip players with its intense story, forcing them to make tough choices that have lasting consequences.

Never have super heroes felt less empowered.

Adequate in almost every way, Spedition sadly fails to deliver on the most valuable commodity – fun.

This puzzle game combines Tetris with physics, magic, and a healthy dose of charm.

Get your motor running. Head out on the highway. Then slaughter endless hordes of robots with your giant robot axe, if you can stay awake.

Dungeon Gems adds its own spin to the Puzzle & Dragons formula, but it's not quite enough to make it stand above the competition.

Cute but ultimately a little too simple, Pixel Cup Soccer might entertain for a brief time but it's a little too shallow for anything weightier than that.

With audiovisuals that are cute and charming without becoming dangerously twee, and a challenging and addictive core experience, Dwarven Den would be a solid recommendation even if it came with a price tag attached. The fact that it doesn’t, while still maintaining a high level of quality, makes this even more of a diamond in the rough.

Rainblocks will be sure to delight any brainteaser addicts who play it.

What we’re left with is a game that looks pretty awesome, but doesn’t live up to its visual style. PlunderNauts may be enjoyable enough to pick up and play a few rounds of from time to time, but the way it seems to fight players who want to play and enjoy it make it a largely frustrating experience.

Overall, Uppercup Football is pretty awesome. It is not the kind of soccer game that players typically think of, but it is very much a better game for it.

Remember Snake? Remember Pac-Man? Remember how fun those games can be? Grub wants you to remember too, but it comes up short.

Are You A Dodo? keeps it instinctive rather than genuinely educating, but that’s fine for scratching a slight cerebral itch.

Consistently varied, Mucho Party is quite the delight. Even for those with the attention span of a goldfish, Mucho Party is sure to entertain. It’s certainly more entertaining when competing against other players, but even against the AI it’ll make the time pass pretty quickly.

Prometheus brought the fire of inspiration to mankind at the cost of his own freedom. It's a shame a spark didn't fall on Godfire.

BladeSmith's sharp ideas are dulled by borderline incomprehensible presentation.

Western 1849 has its charms, but they’re shadowed by dust and a few days’ growth of whiskers. Better to just ride on down the trail.

More like Pool or Billiards, Soccer Stars is a simple, sometimes shallow, but easy to pick up multiplayer focused soccer game.

The key then is to remain accurate yet speedy – something that isn’t necessarily easy here. That’s also where the most satisfaction stems from. Gun Truck doesn’t get more complicated than that, yet it’s still fun to try to improve each time.

Deceptively simple gameplay and relatively minimal visuals hide a smart game of skill in Damn Little Town.

Minerollr puts a new spin - and a new layer of difficulty - on the classic Minesweeper formula. Hardcore fans rejoice.

It doesn't matter if a painting is beautiful. If it's only half of the picture, it's impossible to predict the quality of the end product. The same also applies here.

A simple if tricky rogue-like, DUNGEONy is entertaining if a tad shallow.

Salis Escapes - Salisedine Episode 1 is a beautifully illustrated storybook for pre-teens with tough dystopian themes.

Is there room for one more Flappy Bird clone?

Orcs. You know them. You love (to kill) them. But it's hard to get excited about playing as them in this uninspired RTS.

Democracy 3 is a fascinating (if a bit brutal and dry) look into the machinations of getting elected in the free world. Just don't anger those fringe groups!

How does 60 more missions of Rubicon's turn-based strategy formula sound? Good? Then check this game out.

Kiwanuka takes a radical approach to how it is structured, but is it still worth checking out?

Providing a basic introduction to the humble RPG, Angry Birds Epic is sometimes fun but often a little too keen for your money.

Previously a gem on the PC, VVVVV is just as great on iOS, proving to be captivating and frustrating in equal measures.

It's not revolutionary (hohoho), but (R)evolve is a fun game for twitchy players.

Pi-Pi-Ee successfully balances simple rules with strategic depth.

It might be quicker on its feet than Messi, but Tiny Cup can't keep up the pace for long.

Moon Control is a little like Lunar Lander and Flight Control cranked up to 11, making for a pretty intense reflex game.

Antigen has some control issues to work through, but on the whole, it's anything but an antiseptic experience.

With long build times and somewhat aimless gameplay, Transport Empire is little more than a distraction.

Help a pig escape Hell by encouraging him to fly in the right direction. It's fun, honest.

Combining nice graphics, engaging combat, and slick design, Age of Fury is a dangerously addictive experience, expertly engineered to separate you from your wallet.

Historical trivia can be fun thanks to this simple yet fun board game.

Matching colored food might be very familiar, but Order Up!! Fast Food is a quite fun example of the genre.

A SHMUP that isn't designed to steal your quarters? What is this madness?

This game needs a check-up of its own.

Create words from letter tiles in this mostly derivative yet reasonable word game.

Corruption, sex, and scandal, all in Ancient Rome, through the medium of this interesting piece of interactive fiction.

Sometimes even the best ideas can't survive lackluster execution.

Plantman is a smart, funny and heart-warming platformer that will grow on players if they let it.

Repetition might work for the movie, but it's not a hit when it comes to the game.

War is hell, sure, but it doesn't have to be this brutal. Warfare Nations' art style can't stop the relentless grind.

Stickman Soccer 2014 is a good but plain take on the beautiful game.

Score goals by answering trivia questions correctly in this soccer-themed title.

Combine one popular rock band with a Diablo-style shooter, and what do you get? Well, this.

Sometimes, it's the simplest of games that can hook one in.

Soccer playing with a turn based and freemium twist, SocceR10 doesn't fully hit the target.

This action-adventure RPG is just about as fully-featured, customizable, and fun as they come.

Scuba Diver Adventures: Beyond the Depths has its peaceful moments, but they're sometimes shattered by less-than-perfect controls.

Don't let Dream Quest's primitive graphics drive you away. It does an awesome job blending card battles with Roguelike elements.

It's not so much that Arcane Battlegrounds is a bad freemium base building game, it's just that it's one that's been done before. A lot.

Train driving is a niche interest, but Trainz Simulator 2 does it justice.

Classy art direction can't hide Phantom Flower's fun but fleeting gameplay.

Rival Knights is fun and well-crafted, but unreasonable connectivity requirements make it impossible to play on the go.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 is a much-improved update from King's original go-around with bright colors, additional challenges, and plenty of stages to complete.

World of Thingies: Puzzle is a lot of fun when it allows itself to be, but it's hampered by unfair boss fights and greedy free-to-play mechanics.

This puzzle/rpg demands that players choose their leaders and their turns carefully.

A variety of units and meticulous turn-based combat make Panzer Tactics HD a solid, challenging choice.

A harmonious mix of F2P features lead Outernaut's simple monster battling to victory.

Gorgeous artwork and abundant creatures to collect can't really save Dragonwood Academy from its own rudimentary gameplay.

Fate of Nations tries to offer a free-to-play 4x experience, but just delivers a big muddy heap instead.

This game is a self-proclaimed love letter to FTL, but with submarines.

Dragon Quest VIII for mobile isn't a flawless port of the PlayStation 2 masterpiece, but it's still well worth playing.

Even great artwork can't save Arcane Battles from feeling as generic as its name.

Adult Swim's physics trial racer is good, but mostly wheel-spinning.

Silly Family is a puzzle game with a unique family tree theme that will keep players focused and thinking logically.

Grandpa in Space includes both NASA videos and space facts, as well as mini-games for young children.

This ambitious puzzle game sequel is a ruzzingly good time.

Blast aliens while avoiding abduction in Bill Killem - a retro platformer in which time is short.

SMG Studio takes boring old tower defense and jazzes it up a bit with gibs aplenty and a buttload of firepower.

Like most zombie shooters, Gunfinger is fun for a while - and, like most zombie shooters, the fun runs its course pretty quickly.

Who knew that porting a game from Nintendo DS to iOS was so tough?

MLB Perfect Inning has a few good ideas, but the implementation is severely flawed.

Incorporating interactive elements and promising new forms of media to explore, Netwars - The Butterfly Attack is an interesting take on the interactive graphic novel.

Spooky thrills abound in this adventure gamebook with more focus on puzzles than most.

Command legions upon legions of tiny Roman armies in a quest to conquer a bedroom in this turn-based, multiplayer-focused strategy game.

Dungeon crawling invades Greek mythology in this entertaining action RPG outing.

Simple to play, Final Kick is a pretty enjoyable penalty shootout simulator that soccer fans will appreciate.

Like challenging puzzle games? Then Puzzle Paths is a must-have.

har.mo.ny 2 brings more relaxing puzzle goodness and soothing music to fans of har.mo.ny, as well as newcomers to the series.

KeroBlaster, from the creator of Cave Story, nails the Japanese pixel art style of art and gameplay that many others try to imitate.

Galaxy Defense Force's unique shoot 'em up style runs circles around the competition.

iON Bond is a unique and challenging puzzle game about destroying particles in the name of fun and science.

Perhaps almost too simple, Don't Eat People lives up to its name in terms of its main focus.

Mike Bithell's creative platformer is a fantastic experience because of its writing.