No one can out run the post-apocalypse, but it sure is fun to try.

Create words from tiles that fall from the sky in this simple to learn but fun to play word game.

Produced in only 72 hours, adequate controls and music can’t save Tiny Thor from feeling unsatisfying.

Breaking bots sound like fun, until you are asked to do it again - for the 20th time.

The only thing impossible about this mission is not to have a great time playing it.

Sago Mini Space Explorer creates a space landscape for young children to explore.

Sudoku Junior includes different levels of difficulty as well as a choice of picture icons.

Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Past is okay at what it does, but what it does isn't very fun.

It misses the target a bit with repetitive gameplay but Overkill Mafia's got a sleek, dark style that makes it worth giving it at least one look.

Not even the deeply ingrained nostalgia over one of the world’s earliest “Survival Horror” games is enough to make this port worthwhile.

Final Flight of the Perseus is a simple but entertaining space shooter. However, the dark ships on the dark backgrounds make the action difficult to see at times.

Mr. Jack Pocket's simplicity in design and elegance in presentation make this board game adaptation a natural fit for the iOS.

Compete with friends in this fun Scrabble-type word game with a difference.

Find some soccer management games too in-depth? PES Manager might be just what you're after.

RYO's simple puzzles create a rainbow of complex colors.

Build a village and raise some dragons in the formulaic Dragons: Rise of Berk.

SXPD is ideal for any comic book fan who wishes they could dive into the pages of a high-speed chase.

Hack and slash is the name of the game, minus a few key ingredients.

Galatikitties, while cute in concept, is proof that not everything in the world can be made better just by sticking cats in it.

Use bullets conservatively to rack up the most points in this fun but short lived game.

Just when you thought it was safe to venture outside, a teenager gains control over the undead.

In a world of moody, dark adventure games, Nightmare Land delivers a quirky, enjoyable exploration experience that's decidedly dampened by uneven tone and pacing.

I Dig It: Journey to the Core is a free-to-play spin on the classic iOS digging game, and it's not the best expedition for the series.

Devil Shard looks and sounds wonderful, and its match-three battle mechanics are addictive. Its difficulty combined with its in-app purchases might make you grimace, however.

Darkin is a darn fine puzzle-RPG that will suck up all your free time.

It's a shame that Crafting Story's colorful, stylized polygonal worlds look so nice, because the gameplay of this pseudo-educational title is anything but.

Last Inua is a visually beautiful and moving game, but the gameplay is left lacking.

Levitar 2 is a game that can be very rewarding - it just requires an extreme amount of patience to master, and a controller doesn't hurt.

Another tie-in to the Godzilla reboot hits the App Store - only this one is actually fun? Huh. Imagine that!

Pixel Rooms 2 preys upon players' strange subconscious urges to solve impossible problems.

Pango Hide and Seek is a delightful hidden objects app that allows for more exploration than other apps like it.

Dark Lands' stylish visuals and haunting music may just compel you to give yet another endless runner a go.

Shoot anything that moves in this minimalistic but entertaining for five minute shooter.

Succeeding in Biosis requires perfect timing and lots of practice. Luckily, the ambiance is worth coming back for.

Tower defense crossed with card collecting works well for this freemium base building game.

Answer plenty of movie trivia questions in this colorful and fun quiz game.

Run to the soundtrack of your own library in the latest rhythm game from the creators of Rock Band and Dance Central.

Like a piece of parchment, Paperchase is beautiful but thin.

Frederic Chopin's back to fight for the spirit of melody in this sequel to 2012's award winning Frederic: Resurrection of Music.

Simple to play but lacking that extra 'oomph' for the 'one more go' factor, Contact is a fast-paced matching game.

Players must weigh risk vs. reward in this dice-based free-to-play dungeon-crawler.

Combining tower defense with sums is an educational and fun move for this title.

While it may be a little long in the tooth, Talisman is still a classic board game with checking out. And for only about a tenth of the price!

Warhammer 40,000: Carnage is a very straightforward action game that knows it, and maximizes the strengths it has.

Fight it out with cards and puzzle elements rather than the usual SOULCALIBUR format in this awkwardly unexciting title.

RedShift is a fear-inducing, pulse-pounding race against time (and total annihilation).

This is how you straddle a wrecking ball and save the world while doing it, MILEY.

Glob is a cute little critter, but his game is just too frustrating to keep company with for any significant amount of time.

Coolson’s Pocket Pack is a polished word game, a great distraction for adults.

2-Bit Cowboy has a lot of great ideas, but they just never quite pay off.

Swipecart is rickety, but never quite falls off the rails.

Could 4 Snaps be the next big thing in social gaming? Most definitely.

dEXTRIS is a dance of deadly dexterity that's very challenging but highly replayable.

Distinctly wacky in nature, while loose controls might affect things Aliens Drive Me Crazy is still rather fun to dip into.

Mindless but fun sums up endless shooter Gunship X well.

SomaSim brings us a historical city builder for iPad, but 1849 isn't quite surefire paydirt.

Capturing orbs by circling them shouldn't be quite so much fun or as tactical, but Bezircle does a fine job of offering both.

Rough but funny, Sumotori Dreams is like no sumo wrestling game you've seen before.

Rather frugal with the unlocks, Route Z is a fun if predictable Endless game centered around squashing zombies.

Bicolor is an original but devious puzzle game that gradually becomes trickier and trickier. Think of that metaphor involving the frog in the boiling pot of water.

Pursue plenty of randomly created dungeons in this streamlined and simple rogue-like.

Metal Slug Defense successfully combines the spirit of its run-and-gun predecessors with a competent set of strategy mechanics.

The latest installment of Mental Hospital delivers a haunting atmosphere and chilling visuals, but it could stand to benefit from a better control system.

Feature rich, Stickman Basketball is just like its name suggests and excellent fun for it.

Colorful and simple to play, Jungle Raider is a likeable Endless Runner but one that needs more depth.

While the visuals may pop and the urge to collect all the various monsters on display may be tempting, Mutants: Genetic Gladiators is too weak of a fighter to go the distance in this arena.

Being both a licensed tie-in and free-to-play makes it seem like Tales of Honor already has two strikes against it. However, the experience has potential - it just falters due to repetitive, unchanging gameplay.

Plax is an endless survival game that is perhaps too clever for its own good.

Peace and tranquility flow through this puzzler like water.

Botanicula is an adventure game that might be a bit frustratingly-abstract at times, but is a beautiful experience.

Though devoid of big new ideas, Next Stop is a solid time-management game that genre fans will want to board.

Melodrive translates songs into haphazard tracks in an intense but flawed rhythmic racer.

Duckie Deck Huff n’ Puff is an early science app for toddlers with a lovely sense of style.

Superfrog HD does justice to its Amiga-based ancestor, but the game's virtual controls make it a slippery little critter.

Hazumino skillfully combines endless running with endless block stacking.

Lil Smasher is a short but sweet physics-based puzzle game. Don't try to ape Gary's antique-smashing antics in a real museum, though.

Gear Jack Black Hole has some interesting ideas that it just never quite executes well enough.

Bounsy reacts to players' touch in a whole new way, by making them a physical part of each level.

The latest in the popular series of casual adventuring games, The Cursed Ship offers exactly what fans would want, and nothing more.

A little simplistic looking and lacking some bite, Red Herring is still a fun word game all about dividing up words into relevant categories.

The popular Indie Xbox Game recently hit the App Store, but is it really all that special?

Move your monkeys in time to the beat in this rhythm game/real-time strategy hybrid.

Build bridges to transport valuable troops and supplies in this physics-based, medieval-themed puzzle game.

Create words out of tiles in under 2 minutes in this competitive and enjoyable multiplayer word game.

Iron Dragon II - Revenge suffers from poor controls and mind-boggling repetition. Best to let the bad guys run amok.

Intake is a fast-paced game that's great to play for 5 minutes or 5 hours.

Dark Slash is an okay action/arcade title, though the action wears thin very quickly.

Limbic delivers their take on Flappy Bird, by making it a game about skillfully not flapping.

Lethal Lance is a delightful little platformer, and even though it follows an age old formula to the core, it does so with a high degree of charm and polish.

Scoop's arcade action relies too much on random luck than quick skills.

UFHO2 is a turn-based strategy board game that's ruled by randomness, which makes it best suited for local multiplayer.

Sago Mini Monsters is a creative and charming early app for children will a fun monster theme.

North Wind is an adventure/platformer with an amazingly unique gameplay premise that gets swept away on a breeze of sluggish controls and poorly thought-out design.

Negotiate underwater passageways in this somewhat forgettable submarine exploration game.

Hex-based strategy gaming has rarely been as accessible as it is here.

Free to play doesn't excuse a number of design mistakes that make this collectable card game feel fresh out of basic training.

Revitalizing a classic game, Qix Galaxy has a few too many freemium elements for true greatness, but it captures the feeling well enough.

The lovable Blobs are back for more quick finger chaos in the instantly playable Hopeless: Space Shooting.