Cars and puzzles, who knew they would go together so well?

I'm Aquarius is a pretty basic arcade/rhythm game, but it's enjoyable for a time - and its soundtrack is great.

Just when you thought tower defense had run out of ideas, they dump a new idea on gamers. Although it probably hadn't been tried for good reason.

TownCraft is now a universal app, and assembling a personal little town is as engaging as ever.

Surprisingly tactical, Tile Temple Tactics is a fun board game all about gaining the highest scoring tiles.

Changing around the action RPG motif works well for this fun if messy title.

Bonsai Slice brings samurai fantasies to life with augmented-reality swordplay.

Jewellery Lab was clearly designed for a very specific demographic, but as far as the right audience is concerned it checks all of the right items.

Third Eye Crime is a stealth game that's about being detected, which makes it a unique game but not necessarily a very satisfying one.

A retro color-matching arcade game where players must capture enemies by filling the screen with the appropriate colors before time runs out completely.

Kick the ball at the referee and watch the points fly in, thanks to this twist on soccer.

Soccer Rally 2 is the most serious vehicular soccer game ever created.

Old school shooting is fun but inaccurate in Galaxy Conquerors.

Spin It has a fine puzzle game model, but its execution lacks energy.

Leo's Fortune delivers a platforming experience as creative and refined as any console game.

Wayward Souls is a roguelike-inspired action-RPG that sets a high bar for other games to compare to.

Round One - Fight! No quarters required for this iOS adaptation of a tabletop adaptation of the arcade fighting game genre. How's that for a combo?

The long-running baseball simulator returns to mobile with a much-improved entry in the series.

Mixing up puzzle elements with Chess-based sensibilities is a fun move for this simplistic looking puzzle game.

Micronytes isn’t for everyone, but for people who’ve seen the screenshots and haven’t lost interest, the game delivers a few more pros to hold their attention.

It turns out that dividing up trash can be quite fun in a chaotic kind of way.

Help Alice explore a mini-golf version of Wonderland in the quirky Wonder Golf.

FarmVille is bigger and brighter than ever before, but don't expect it to sway you if you're a non believer.

Quest for loot in this dungeon crawler that is almost completely void of actual, compelling gameplay.

Though Gameloft have taken a lot of what was wrong with the first game and improved on it, it still struggles to recreate the excitement of the action-packed opening. Nevertheless, fans of the first game will feel right at home with the sequel and will still have tons of web-slinging fun.

Cabby Tales' charming visuals would make it an ideal title for young players, if not for the overly-challenging stages.

Bike Assault is as basic as an arcade-style game gets, though it's not devoid of charm and challenge.

Tidal Drive is built on a solid concept, but its controls are a washout.

This World of Warcraft CCG spin-off is easy to pick up, almost impossible to put down, and most amazingly of all, totally free. Consider this your only warning.

Puzzle Breaker combines simple match-3 gameplay with a surprisingly strong RPG feel.

Trials Frontier finally brings the famed stunt racing franchise to mobile, but how much does its free-to-play nature affect the game?

David is a minimalistic game wrapped inside of a soothing atmosphere in which the hero must defeat a number of evil creatures representing different struggles and aspects of life.

It's a concept we've seen before, but Sparkle Unleashed is a solidly enjoyable orb shooting game.

Unpossible is much better than its English!

Hitman GO is not the obvious way to do a mobile version of the Hitman series, but it's an incredibly creative and fun game in the long-running franchise.

Run or destroy the vampires in this simple, single-screen game that lacks real bite.

Call of Cookie proves that plants aren't the only fighting foods out there.

Bullet Pea's "jumps only" gameplay is novel in theory, but has problems in practice.

Putting aside some minor control issues, Groundskeeper2 is a fun and furious action/shooting game that keeps players coming back.

What was old is new again, as the MLB attempts to taking baseball gaming back to its retro roots. Too bad nothing has changed since 1986.

The RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise finally comes to iOS, but it's a rather disappointing affair.

Another blockbuster movie, another disappointing movie tie-in game. Captain America: The Winter Soldier - The Official Game wears out its welcome before you can even finish saying the title.

Creatives folks love the opportunity to have their wits tested, but there isn't enough variety to make the mind quake.

This multiplayer game played on a single iPad is simple, chaotic fun.

Word Cubes is fine, but it is barely any different from any other word game.

SideSwype is a puzzler that takes inspiration from Threes, but becomes its own incredibly fun game.

Continuing the release of Fighting Fantasy titles, Starship Traveller is a change of pace from the usual, and all the better for it.

Dungeon Quest does a lot of things right, but ultimately forgets about one of the core components expected in any RPG, which is ironically even mentioned in the game’s title: a quest.

Hilomi is a casual puzzle-platformer that resonates of playful charm and an arsenal of childish cuteness.

Baby Bird Bros is a decent line-drawing puzzle game that should entertain fans of the genre for at least a few hours.

The Twelve Labors of Hercules were not as taxing as the Sisyphean effort required to struggle through this Korean import's poor translation.

FreeDum is a great-looking game with an imaginative (and disturbing) setting. Its protagonist's clunky movements make survival a bit difficult, however.

Gather together a team of spies and hackers in this freemium based game about having ultimate power.

The jokes aren't the most offensive thing about this freemium city building game based around the Family Guy series.

Instantion is a compelling, challenging game that should be a hit with puzzle/platforming fans.

Based on the popular web series, Fly Catbug Fly! is an endless flying game staring an adorable lady bug cat who needs help collecting expensive junk through 9 different locations.

With a mixture of different casual gaming elements, Time Gap is pleasant enough even despite its control issues.

Word Explorer is an easy-going word game that lets players collect photographs as they spell out solutions.

Mille delivers a cute premise, nice graphics, and plenty of levels to play in, but it seems mostly suited to a younger audience.

There's a nice original idea within this Endless Runner, but elsewhere it's a little too basic to recommend.

This cross-platform online multiplayer RPG is technically ambitious, but it isn't a perfect play experience.

This tightly focused roguelike challenges players to choose their powers carefully if they want to survive through six of its randomized rooms.

Skip the bumps and bruises and go straight to the adrenaline kick with INFOCUS Extreme Bike.

Endless brick busting ahoy in this pleasant free-to-play interpretation of Arkanoid.

Wind-Up Knight 2 is an auto-running platformer with immaculate game design.

Messy Time- Sky looks fantastic, but that's really all it has going for it.

Handy lessons about web security are available through this sometimes chaotic time management game.

Red Bull Racers is fun for a while, but the free-to-play elements keep it in the slow lane.

Shavalyn Pop: Alien Escape lets players blaze their own path through space.

15 Coins is a minimalist arcade game that proves to have an engaging concept and different kinds of challenges.

Pot of Legend sets players up with a single, simple goal, but meeting that goal is smashing fun.

Initially quite fun, it's unfortunate that MugogyJump never really improves upon its simple jumping mechanics.

Gon is a personable action/physics game that tests the limits of players' reflexes.

Mobfish Hunter takes obvious inspiration from Ridiculous Fishing, but differentiates itself in couple of key ways - though not always to its advantage.

My.com has assembled a multi-genre game with plenty of things to do, but rather little heart.

The Quest is a unique puzzle game built on classic inspiration: The Rubik's Cube.

Briefly enjoyable but ultimately a waste of a good license, Storm of Vengeance is a fairly typical lane defense game.

Romance. Kidnapping. Heroics. Inebriated robots? Trust me, it works. CLARC is an action-puzzle game not to be missed.

Hectic Space makes blasting aliens feel as good as blasting phat techno beatz.

Polar Bowler's core concept is fun, but the aggressive microtransactions may leave players feeling chilly.

Crank up the creativity by building the ultimate ride in the inventive Loco Motors.

Brutal. Uncompromising. Utterly addictive. FTL finally warps to iPad and it's even better than we'd hoped.

Ace Fishing: Wild Catch is an arcade game that makes the sport seem fun even to an audience who wouldn’t actually like the real thing.

Maze meets Rubik's Cube in this 3D puzzler where the objective is to climb through 10 challenging levels to get the highest score.

Fun to play in short doses, Fairway Solitaire Blast isn't quite as addictive as its predecessor was. At least not yet.

Monument Valley is beautiful, that is unquestionable. But how it holds up as a game is debatable.

There's plenty to do, but it's oddly not particularly gripping in this colorful but uninspired MMO.

Bounce missiles back at the enemy through some well timed line drawing in this fun if sometimes samey arcade style game.

It might not revolutionize the genre, but that doesn't stop Skyline Skaters from being a very enjoyable Endless Runner.

Sango Slayer mixes RPG elements into a classic formula to create a noteworthy Tower Defense - RPG hybrid.

Players test their reflexes by tapping on flying discs of different colors to send them back to their home base.

Test vocabulary in this dungeon-crawler by playing Boggle to cast spells.

Keyword VS. is a pleasant way to test vocabulary with friends, strangers, and anyone in-between.

Big Hangman of Fortune tries its best, but Hangman in general is only entertaining for a brief amount of time.

Combine colors to create different colors in this simple yet appealing puzzle game.

A Match-3 game taken right back to its basics, but sometimes that's all anyone could want.

Tiny Space Adventure is a mostly delightful puzzler that will test players’ memory and pattern recognition skills.

Deft and dexterous digits go for distance in On The Line. Just stay away from the sides!