A simple concept, Cloud Breaker is fiendishly challenging. Even for those used to the brick-busting genre.

Offering a fun bowling experience amongst friends, Bowl With Me is a little simple but still offers some fun times.

Questionable design choices and punishingly punitive gameplay make for a somewhat disappointing follow-up to Foursaken Media's smash hit.

Although it has a few gimmicks, Brave Guardians is a pretty typical tower defense game.

Sky Tribes is a cute free-to-play PvP game that boasts some interesting ideas, but it moves very slowly unless players are willing to pay up.

Geek Resort is a tycoon-style park creation title with an overall fun art-style; it's simply let down on its reliance of in-app purchases to drive its gameplay, and a few obvious bugs.

BaBaBear Boom is an enjoyable shooter that takes place on the back of a dragon. However, fans of the genre may not appreciate the free-to-play elements.

Not quite as gripping as one would hope, given its handful of issues, The Voyage still remains mostly fun for those looking for a Layton style fix.

Urp! is a charming adventure puzzler designed in a way that will appeal to many children, but leave mature audiences wishing for more of a challenge.

The Tribez & Castlez is a nice kingdom to visit. Problem is, we've visited kingdoms like it over and over again.

Primal Flame knows that it's better to burn out than fade away.

A fun concept, mixing together Match-3 and tile sliding, Caveboy Escape is a little too easy for comfort.

Autumn Dynasty Warlords is an innovative strategy game that combines both RTS and turn-based elements as it sets players on an epic quest for the ultimate domination of China.

Slender Man Origins is so satisfyingly creepy that most people probably won't notice the complete lack of an origin story.

Caveman Wars constantly feels like it’s on the verge of extinction. Given the amount of systems it juggles simultaneously, it’s impressive that they come together half as harmoniously as they do. However, their union isn’t quite strong enough to fully stave off the eventual collapse.

Enigmo: Explore presents plenty of open-ended and challenging puzzles, but it proves to be difficult to control the game in the precise ways it needs.

Midnight Bite is a savory snack for fans of stealth action games.

Coldfire Keep is perhaps only for those willing to stomach some old-school dungeon crawling, but they will dig it.

Help Gabrielle keep those pesky kids away from her desserts in a playable, but ultimately predictable tower defense game.

Demonrock: War of Ages mashes together multiple RPG and strategy genres for its gameplay, but it just doesn't quite come together.

Save all the soccer balls and avoid dangerous flying red water bottles in this easy to learn but hard to master game.

Castaway life isn't so bad, assuming one enjoys fetch quests and talking to the natives.

True to the classic, Lunatic Clay uses retro visuals and an art-style to match to reincarnate one of the most-known arcade games of the 80s for the touchscreen.

Disco Zoo provides more NimbleBit-style simulation fun, even if NimbleBit only published the game!

Fun yet sometimes frustratingly slowly paced, Royal Revolt 2 is a conflicting reverse tower defense game, and not one for those who despise freemium elements.

Cubed Snowboarding is quite the challenge to try and tackle, if only because of its unorthodox and confusing controls.

Beyond Space's gameplay is good, but its production values are out of this world.

Out There is quite an interesting interstellar adventure, but the sheer level of randomness might turn off some players.

Experience the life cycle of a surgeonfish in this somewhat educational game.

An appealing game, Trolls vs Vikings loses out due to a plethora of in-app purchases clouding the way.

By combining math and more traditional collectible card game mechanics, Calculords has stumbled upon a winning formula.

Accessible enough for beginners but engaging enough for RPG enthusiasts, HonorBound is an enjoyable adventure for all.

Kahuna is a tightly-focused strategic game for two. Quick and challenging board games don't come much better.

Much like the book it’s based on, Zombocalypse Now is most ideal for young adults but it’ll appeal to any zombie loving adult, really.

Deadman's Cross fuses a zombie-driven FPS with card-based battle gameplay. It's just a shame that some of this play is automated and needs a persistent internet connection.

Perloo commands both time and a certain level of intrinsic logic. Provided one has both, it is highly rewarding. However, be prepared to cry at the hard bits.

Bright colors and clever puzzles do little to hide the pure heart of darkness in World of Gibbets.

The Deep One stars in perhaps the best flappy game yet.

Create words to defeat the monsters in this 8-bit style RPG/Boggle mash-up.

It's a little shallow but as a passing attraction, Patrick Kane's Winter Games is a fun arcade-style hockey game.

This free endless runner has enough weird quirks to be worth a look, at least for a little bit.

Board games are usually a great genre on mobile devices and Mindware's Qwirkle falls in line with the quality iOS users have come to expect.

The only thing wrong with UHR-Warlords' sublime strategic battles is that there aren't more of them.

If they can manage to find 3 other players to enter a brawl with, players will have a great time with Fright Fight. Even despite the lack of content.

Pigeon Presents: Mo... on the Go! includes a collection of activities based on the storybooks by Mo Willems.

Trambo ain't pretty, but it does bring a mighty challenge to the table for gamers willing to take it on.

Platforms Unlimited brings endless procedural generation to the ultra-challenging platformer genre.

Most people find it challenging to synonymously do a bilateral task using both hands. Now try it in game form, with a beautifully crafted title that will also cause one's brain to explode.

This mysterious adventure puzzler will have players immersed in an odd and beautifully designed hand-drawn world.

Lacking a gripping storyline, Hidden City: Mystery of Shadows still offers some satisfying Hidden Object play but with some significant freemium elements in tow.

Another Case Solved is a fun take on crime solving with a mixture of strategy and Match-3 action, but its freemium elements are a little restrictive.

There's a fun and regular multiplayer side of things to Mad Skills Motocross 2, but the career mode is clouded by some overpowered in-app purchases.

Tengami is ridiculously beautiful, but its gorgeous looks only go so far.

Bug Heroes 2 doesn’t simply succeed in reaching the rather high bar Foursaken Media has already set for itself; it breezes past it almost effortlessly.

Better than a trip to the doctor's office and with more B-movie zombies than it's possible to shoot, ZAMD is a fun ride for all.

The Descent's mix of visually-enthralling environments and art-style, combined with its hidden object, mystery-driven gameplay, make for a truly enjoyable experience.

Excalibur's promise as a free-to-play action RPG is evident, and it's use of IAPs are also surprisingly non-invasive. Unfortunately, it offers little of value over other action RPGs.

An adorable and chaotic puzzler where the goal is to clear the screen by matching block-headed creatures together without letting them fall off the platforms.

A mixture of imaginative design and traditional twin-stick shooting, Second Chance Heroes is an enjoyable romp indeed.

Simple to look at and learn, Dandelions: Chain of Seeds is an enjoyable and relaxing game about connecting seeds.

Initially quite sweet, Monkey Mofo fails to excite thanks to an infuriating control scheme.

This stylish, monochrome endless runner is like dark chocolate for the eyes.

Words games played with friends may not be nearly as popular as they once were, but that didn't stop the makers of You Don't Know Jack from spinning the popular genre, giving it a new outlook on life.

This puzzle game has a very simple rule set that makes it easy to learn, but hard to master.

Eliss Infinity resurrects an iPhone classic with updated graphics and a new game mode.

Card Wars is fantastic up until the free-to-play aspects become apparent, which is a problem in a game that has an up front cost.

A block breaking game with more imagination than most, Blowfish Meets Meteor is really rather charming.

Arc War is an endless shooter with great overall art direction and a multitude of control options for players to choose from. There's just some questions over its “infinite" gameplay.

Offering some quirky but interesting trivia, this is a title sure to get kids interested in history.

Invoking memories of Snake, Wormi is a quite fun game about dodging and weaving, and one that excels in multiplayer.

This shoot 'em up is devilishly hard.

This airborne city building game stays aloft, but doesn't quite soar.

In need of a little more explanation, Any Landing is worth learning as it's a charming game all about flying passengers around.

Galcon Legends revives one of the original iPhone games, and it holds up well to this day.

Despite using unoriginal sprites, Dungeon Highway's blend of 2D art in 3D space is still the most unique thing about it.

This Monster can only muster a low growl at best.

Lost Oddies is a clever little puzzle game that’s sure to drive players mad, but in a good way.

The hit(stick)man with a vendetta is back in a sequel that retains everything fans love about the series, while adding an energy system they'll hate.

One of the finest JRPGs comes to iOS and it's a sublime release, despite a few quibbles.

Stemming from a successful Kickstarter campaign, the tales of George Stobbart and Paris return to our screens but lack a certain je ne sais quoi.

Suburbia mixes competitive elements, board game design, and Sim City into a pretty awesome experience.

Action and strategy gameplay make a great buddy cop team.

"Breakfast is served!" Make toast of the bad guys in this quirky little arcade-style game.

Threes is a puzzle game with absurd amounts of charm.

A strategic tower defense-cross-endless runner, Naughty Kitties is slow going but forgivably adorable.

Witty, comical, and entertaining, Angry Heroes offers hours of endless fun packed in a bizarre MMORPG world.

It's a nice idea, but LEGO Star Wars: Microfighters turns too repetitive too quickly.

This sleek puzzler is good, but never gets fully going.

War in Space is a retro Tower Defense game with some issues but a charm of its own.

Packed full of variety, Pyro Jump is a challenging and clever little platform game that offers something for everyone.

The extremely challenging Fish Bowl Roll is like marmite; you'll either love it or hate it, but there's never a dull moment.

Save the city from snow accumulation in this interesting arcade take on a street maintenance activity.

With less of a focus on fighting than before, Sultans of Rema tells a gripping story of political intrigue.

The name proves to be the most exciting thing about this fairly underwhelming Endless Runner.

Control an amnesiac wizard on his quest to match three and recover his lost memories.

Gene's use of physical mutation to control a player's abilities is a refreshing touch, while its throw-back visual art-style will likely see the average platformer fan satisfied, but the way in which mutations are implemented might become irritating to some.

Attractive to look at and play, The Great Martian War is a more entertaining Endless Runner than most.

A fast-paced action-packed on the rails shooter, John Woo's Bloodstroke is a commendable work of art.