Zumba Dance is a motion-based game for the iPad that features music from chart topping artists and intense calorie-burning classes that will make users break a sweat.

Kamikaze Pigs is a game about chain reactions to destroy pigs. Sure, it sounds fun, but randomness only goes so far.

A fun and exciting take on the baseball genre, combining addictive single player with competitive multiplayer to make a thoroughly enjoyable game!

Larry Laffer's innuendo-laden exploits haven't been worth talking about for years, but Replay Games is about to change that.

MetalWars3 is a great improvement over its predecessors but it's still got a ways to go.

Iesabel scratches that action RPG itch, but just barely.

Elements from several of the most popular (and beloved) modern tactical franchises come together to create something no strategy fan should be without.

There might be a subtle name change but R.Type is still as fiendishly difficult as it ever was.

Fight it out with a friend in this Victorian-era party brawler of sorts.

The end of the world turns into an opportunity for acts of mayhem against the undead. However, it's not all fun and games!

Siegecraft TD is an open-field tower defense game that wastes its most interesting aspect on a multiplayer mode that's got a steep learning curve.

Bloons TD Battles is a simplified take on the Bloons TD series that's all about the multiplayer combat online.

Simple yet fun, it's frustrating that That Monsters Game is quite restrictive for those not willing to pay up.

Defend Earth (as Earth) from the endless threat of aliens and meteors in this casual arcade game.

Sina Mora brings beautiful scenery, a unique story, and fantastic boss battles to the App Store.

A change from the usual format, Wheel of Fortune Cubed suffers from some control-based issues, but it's an otherwise quite solid word game.

Call of Mini Zombies 2 scratches that primal gamer itch for shooting wildly at things that move, but don't expect much depth.

RAVENMARK: Mercenaries is a multi-player, free-to-play strategy game based on the gameplay mechanics of RAVENMARK: Scourge of Estellion.

Juvenile it may be, but this endless runner will have players of any age giggling to themselves while they poop on pedestrians.

Dungeonism is a roguelike for the on-the-go gamer.

Deus Ex: The Fall goes to great lengths to lovingly recreate the same cybernetic corporate espionage experience of the console original, however it doesn't entirely shake that mobile game feeling.

Combine classic Worms with one part robots, plenty of in-app purchase and mix well with some fun.

It's not perfect, but Dive for Treasures is a rather charming submarining title.

Like candy, Toy Matters & The Hook Machine is sweet but fleeting and insubstantial.

Edge of Twilight – Athyr Above journeys between night and day to advance throughout the game’s stages.

Somewhat vague in explaining itself, Outlaw-TriPeaks lacks that "one more go" factor that befits the Solitaire genre.

Kavinsky doesn't quite work as a fully formed game, but it's a vaguely interesting mix of beat em up and driving action.

It won't win prizes for looks, or even originality, but there's something enticing about Jawfish Words.

The menu in this dive is rather plain, but much like food, some prefer their gaming to be predictable, too.

The only thing Nightmarish about this addictive old-school game is that it doesn't last for longer.

Yet another movie tie-in game that misses the boat.

There's a lot to love in this clever and adorable point-and-click puzzler.

All of that previous dousing of alien fires was just a prelude to this.

Quarantine London is an entertaining puzzle game, but there really isn't much to it.

With some original visuals, it's a shame that this game is fairly repetitive and basic in terms of its implementation.

Players must wake Sam from his Slumber by hurling a selection of objects at him; if they can stay awake themselves, that is.

Lacking some much needed spark and finesse, 1941 Frozen Front is fine but nothing more than that.

It may not reinvent the wheel, but sometimes maintaining the status quo is all a polished game needs to succeed.

Heroes of Order & Chaos has players teaming up online to destroy the enemy base while protecting their own. Join forces, level up, and equip powerful weapons to take to the fight against the bad guys!

A great example of why brains are more important than brawn.

Ever wanted to run a call center? Probably not, but Smooth Operators! makes the experience a lot more interesting than the real thing!

It's pretty basic stuff, but there's still some brief fun to be had with this freemium focused shooter.

Tupsu is a challenging and addictive physics-based puzzle that is only let down by its repetitive level design.

The classic beat-em-up comes to iOS for the first time, but is hampered by control and difficulty issues.

Global Supremacy has the makings of a neat location-based game, but there's not really much "game" to it at the moment.

Games like Roklienz: On Tour are few and far between on iOS, which is all the more reason to check it out.

Σ12 (Sigma12) uses simple math to create a fun and unique arcade game.

A little uninspired and with some fairly poor controls, Sea Conquest is an unexciting Endless Diving game.

Smash Spin Rage sure lives up to its title: the over-reliance on IAP caused me to smash, spin, and rage!

This puzzle game blooms thanks to its tough and clever ideas.

A little too much importance placed on premium currency drags down an otherwise perfectly enjoyable action RPG.

Ever wanted to control an airline? This might be just what you wanted.

Do you like Borderlands? Do you prefer to shoot first and ask questions later? If answered yes to either question, we have just the game for you...

A lot of people are familiar with MOBAs at this point, but how many of them have played one that's turn-based?

Colin McRae rally started its life as a PlayStation 1 game, and now it's on iOS. Sadly, there's no accompanying visual upgrade to make it look better on today's Retina screens.

This city-builder-meets-RTS game has novel ideas to it, but when push comes to shove, the actual game falls flat on its face.

Just a hint of depth keeps this simple snack from getting stale.

Guiding soldiers around the field can be a pain, but aside from that Great Battles Medieval is pretty sweet.

Style over substance, Assault Wave offers some great features, but is mostly a quite shallow Lane Offense/Defense game.

Limbo comes to mobile, brining its monochromatic horror creepiness to the touchscreen.

There's a good card game here, it's just buried under a ridiculously unfriendly interface.

Mix and match robot parts in this real-time strategy for ultimate territory control.

MetalStorm: Aces is one of the best flight simulators in the app store because of its look and the amount of content it packs in.

Straight-forward and pretty uninspired, Sugar Rush is a Match Three blitz game we've all seen before.

Incorporating a blitz style mentality with Time Management gaming makes for a fast paced Diner Dash experience.

Block Block Block is a beguiling casual puzzler with 240 levels of block-sliding action to challenge players.

Contra: Evolution looks better than the original arcade game, but it's hampered with inadequate controls.

Sweet Breaks is a decent brick breaker game that lacks the flair or inventiveness needed to make it a fresh take on a classic.

Level-5's newest Layton adventure is a bit of a departure from the norm but it's still pretty darn cool.

This zombie apocalypse sim would be fantastic if it weren't for all the rough edges.

Slide around the screen and dodge overwhelming bullet patterns in this surprisingly narrative-driven shoot-em-up.

Nifty sci-fi humor and creative power-ups keep this fight good, but not great.

D:COM - MISSION ALPHA has a more complex title than it does gameplay, but it still makes for some decent no-frills fun.

Part Kung-Fu epic, part rhythm-based fighting game and part self-promotion, Way of the Dogg is a fan-only affair, if that.

Charade Parade is a pretty cool idea that fumbles slightly in one very important area.

A challenging combination of billiards and mini-golf, Super Paper Pool is rather fun for the skilful gamer.

This ambitious freemium MMO is a lot more compelling than it probably looks.

Total Domination: Reborn does a lot of things right but the PvP elements feel a bit too extreme.

Despicable Me: Minion Rush does the movie justice and is one of the best infinite-runners in the app store because of its great visuals and fun gameplay.

Pirates and puzzles seem like a curious combination, but somehow SEGA manages to bring this PC mainstay to iOS with style.

Anodyne Mobile is not the best PC-to-iOS port, but this Zelda homage with a mysterious world is still worth checking out in this form.

Simple fun, if unremarkable, Sewer Escape is a cute vertical Endless Jumper title.

Sometimes more of the same is more than enough.

It's a little stingy on game time, but Dark Manor is a satisfying Free to Play Hidden Object game from Big Fish Games.

Long battles are the norm in this oddly interesting yet deeply flawed title.

A little too simplistic for comfort, Monsters University is a pretty by-the-numbers Auto Runner game.

CastleMine looks a bit rough and doesn't feel very balanced for difficulty, but it's a fun tower defense game that manages to be more strategic than most.

Cling Thing surprises at every turn with clever uses of its sticky mechanics.

Power up and in-app purchases free, Nat Geo Wild QuizUp is all about pure knowledge. It's just a shame that there aren't more questions.

Guide a tiny school of fish to safety in this beautiful and surreal adventure.

As a real time strategy game, Pyramus has a lot going for it. Except a few key fundamentals.

Secret Passages: Hidden Objects is like the classic series of I SPY books, but with a lot more complexity and a storyline.

One-touch controls or not, it takes a fair amount of patience to see even a single level of GOL: Legend through to the end. But it's extremely satisfying when that happens.

CRUSH! is an intense block-based puzzler that’s best described as Tetris’ evil twin brother.

Action Bowling 2 is a bowling simulator with easy gameplay and 2 types of multi-player modes.

Occasionally a little messy, and keen to take one's money, Mirrors of Albion is a freemium-focused Hidden Object game that still offers some casual fun.

Nothing's incredibly wrong with this endless runner, but nothing's incredibly right about it either.

Eden to Green is probably the first tower defense CCG I've ever played. It's also set the bar pretty high.