R.I.P. Rally combines arena-driving with some intense zombie-killing action. Players use a variety of weapons, including the vehicles themselves, to mow down the undead.

Fans of the Cut the Rope experience will certainly not be let down by the most recent time traveling outing. This is very much one of the cases where, “more of the same,” is perfectly acceptable. Don’t even think twice about ponying up for this sweet treat.

Vampires are fun to blow to bits once or twice. Too bad that is all there is to do.

As cute and charming as other Bookworm games, Bookworm Heroes pits player against player in a battle of word creation.

Change the course of history with this sleek and accesible turn-based strategy game.

Fist Face Fight is slow to get started and runs out of gas quickly, but it's an enjoyable ride until that point.

A fresh take on the block-breaker genre, Tiny Crashers 2 can be repetitive at times, even while adding missiles and ragdolls into the mix.

This action-packed combat racer brings new meaning to the phrase "burning rubber."

It's like playing Chess, only everyone goes at the same time and the price for losing is being wiped out of existence.

The Seed is a physics-based puzzle game that combines elegant artwork, an engrossing narrative, and enjoyable gameplay.

It's odd but this somewhat simplistic adventure game works quite well as a replayable speed run.

Alien Zone is an amateurish, futuristic dungeon crawler that's really worth a look.

Guiding a tiny fly through a series of surreal and complicated mazes isn't exactly easy but it sure is pretty.

Keeping it simple in terms of looks, Legend of Talisman is quite the challenging puzzle game for those who love to manipulate gems.

Monkey Boxing is more fun than a barrel of monkeys, if the monkeys all were fighting each other!

War of the Fallen is a card game with some compelling elements, but it is just a bit shallow.

Tongue very firmly in cheek, Trial of the Clone is a very funny, very enjoyable game book all about the destiny of a young clone.

GolfStar offers an enjoyable and tactical game of golf in every swing as players experience a number of different courses with gorgeous scenery.

Veering a little too close for comfort to other games of the same ilk, Dragon Puzzle is a slightly confusing card game/RPG/Match Three hybrid lacking in soul.

Fish Out of Water from Halfbrick's core mechanic is fun to play, but it is far from the endless replayability that came along with Fruit Ninja or Jetpack Joyride.

Style over substance isn't always a great trade off.

Finally, a hardcore PC MMO experience finds its way to iOS.

Piling animals on top of one another might sound mean, but it's actually kinda fun. Plus it's just a game.

This strategy role-playing game attempts to go old school, but just ends up feeling outdated.

Full of charm, Pocket Village lacks some all important structure to its freemium village building foundations.

This "physics shooter" does a pretty good job at pretending to be more than the clone it is.

Choose how to rule your barbarian tribe in this remake of a PC classic.

Despite a fun start, Dragon City Mobile turns a little too slow for even the most enthusiastic of freemium city building fans.

Classically British in appearance and humor, Blue Toad Murder Files is a highly enjoyable whodunnit mystery with plenty of puzzles to entertain gamers.

Be sure to take the time to get to know Ubisoft's latest entry in the Might & Magic franchise: a deeply satisfying take on the card battler gaming genre.

Bubble Fins doesn't reinvent the wheel, sticking to bubble popping conventions, but it is a fun and challenging take on a very familiar format.

A fun and intellectual puzzler that forces players to think outside the box in order to achieve success within the game.

Mighty Dungeons might be a relatively bland Roguelike, but it's a fantastic board game.

The swords are indeed massive and there's a surprising amount of platforming goodness to be had, but problematic controls sour the experience.

The Prey is a first-person, 3D, infinite runner that lacks depth but adds a novel twist to a crowed genre.

MiniBattle tries to capture the fun and excitement found in other turn-based games involving chucking ordinance at other players, but in the end it doesn't even come close.

This game ducks criticism by striking the perfect balance between approachability and depth with its fun mini-games.

There's no game with quite such promise that gets squandered on something so frustrating to play like The Other Brothers.

Bottle Cap Blitz is a fun arcade game that starts out simple enough, but soon adds plenty of modern trappings that change the experience dramatically.

Tribe Survival has lots of stats and systems but no gameplay to make them meaningful.

Getting from Point A to Point B can be a bit of a drag, but QuestLord is still a fun and accessible throwback to classic Western RPGs.

Colosseum Defense has players protecting their castle and upgrading weapons and armor as they attempt to stop armies of approaching monsters.

An endless runner that’ll have gamers driving like maniacs to save all the corn from total destruction.

It's not necessarily the most complex or grueling lane-defense strategy game but Pixel Kingdom does fun really, really well.

Lumber Jacked is a trial platformer that's a decent genre entry, but won't light the world on fire. Which is a good thing because forest fires are bad.

Influenced by the likes of Blade Runner, Gemini Rue is a great adventure game, even if its puzzles are a tad simple.

Aside from a few questionable decisions regarding real time clocks and internet connections, Dungeon Hunter 4 is probably the best dungeon crawler on iOS to date.

Learn just how fast a cartoon crab can run and jump in this fast-paced platformer.

Fruit Mania Blast: think Collapse! with bunnies!

Quantum Legacy HD Turbo has players firing weapons and raising shields as they fight through 20 colorful in-space missions.

Zynga's latest asynchronous multiplayer game is a fun homage to Wheel of Fortune.

Time is not always kind to classic games. This sadly, is one of those cases.

As great as Real Basketball plays, one can only perform free throws so many times before they start to get a bit dull.

A stellar art style and nuanced control scheme elevate this real-time strategy game.

Run Sheldon! is an endless runner with a respectable amount of cartoony charm.

It'll take more than a terrible script with horribly awkward dialog to derail this impressive JRPG.

There's fun to be had here but reaction-based title, Binary Flow, suffers from some niggling bugs.

Invoking classic adventure games of old, Fester Mudd is both a homage to those greats and its own master in demonstrating what's so memorable about the genre.

DJMax Ray is all about the rhythm, leaving it up to the player to make sure the songs sound perfect.

It turns out free-to-play energy mechanics and puzzle games just don't mix.

This hacker-themed game has less to do with actual hacking than it does delivering smart, highly addictive, and competitive strategy/puzzle action.

The Spookening is the first game about scaring hapless townspeople for the sake of resurrecting a suicidal klutz I've ever played. Hopefully it becomes a genre.

Hostile aliens don't stand a chance against an all-terrain aircraft.

At last, a free-to-play MMO that isn't just interested in cold, hard cash.

Slayin is an endless action-RPG that is exceptionally retro, and just plain exceptionally good.

Pili Pili Rush Free is a casual, action game that tasks players with collecting eggs quickly while avoiding enemies.

Mittens is a physics-based puzzle game from Disney that looks great and is fun to play.

Adding an unique element to a familiar genre, RRBBYY is sure to test the mental and physical reactions of many block busting game fans.

With attractive graphics and plenty of humor, it's unfortunate that Zip lacks the all important compelling game mechanics to be a hit.

A game with a man who launches animals from a magical monocle can't be bad.

It's tragically funny when a concept that shouldn't work actually does, but ends up not being any fun thanks to a punishing IAP economy.

Minis' offers a menu-based, free-to-play, casual experience that is competent, but unsurprising in almost every way.

Anyone expecting a huge, story-driven first person shooter might be a bit disappointed but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of fun to be had with Overkill 2.

Darkly atmospheric, this auto runner of sorts offers plenty of challenges and excitement, all through the use of one-touch controls.

Wow. Real time strategy meets 4X meets Einstein is a lot more awesome than most people might expected.

This mobile version of NetherRealms' upcoming fighting game does a great job at simplifying a console fighting game for mobile, while still having the necessary strategy to make it compelling.

It looks good and sports some clever ideas, but there's very little strategy to this CCG.

Aside from a rather major setback, Knight Storm is all kinds of alright.

Gamers collect, sell and trade baseball players to create the perfect roster in order to win games and advance in the league in this officially licensed MLB game.

Annihilate provides gamers with familiar dual-stick shooting action, letting them aim for ever higher scores.

Tiny Troopers 2: Special Ops offers tiny warfare with a large amount of fun throughout 21 missions, and also includes unlockable zombie survival maps with high score leaderboards.

Love it or hate it, there's almost certainly no in between with this simple parody of RPGs.

Lie Swatter is a fun trivia game all about picking out the lies from the truths. It's a little simple in its layout but there's plenty of laughs to be had.

Chopper Mike has players testing their piloting skills as they maneuver past obstacles while collecting gems throughout 48 levels.

PUK is a casual arcade game with addictive and simple gameplay.

A few concessions had to be made, naturally, but Ms. Splosion Man is just as chaotic and hilarious on iOS as she is on Xbox and PC.

This multiplayer trivia game based on the Garfield comic strip might be amusing for a minute, but hyper-aggressive monetization makes playing any longer a tedious affair.

An impressive port of the original award-winning board game that requires players to lead their tribe and build a village in order to become the most powerful chief.

It's a little too safe in its interpretation of Chillingo's Madcoaster, but kids and Peanut fans will still enjoy what's here.

Like I said, I have no idea why I keep playing Ark of the Ages. It shouldn’t work. Heck, it sort of *doesn’t* work. But at the same time it does. And even without worthwhile loot grinding, interesting social elements, a plot that matters, music that isn’t obnoxious, or any real challenge it’s still oddly fun. I suppose that’s just the magic of XSEED.

It’s tempting to give Hakitzu: Code of the Warrior a pass because of the bold new ways it attempts to merge coding and gameplay. In fact, anyone interested in coding but has found it too intimidating so far should still probably check it out. Just don’t expect much of a game.

NimbleBit has another free-to-play winner on their hands, with a combination of Snake and RPG elements in the new Nimble Quest.

In celebration of its 16th birthday, the classic toy is back and better than ever in app form for users to carry with them wherever they go on their iPhone.

Not quite hitting the spot, Stargate SG-1: Unleashed is an interesting mishmash of genres but it doesn't quite fire on all cylinders.

Torching goblins, crushing trolls, and making harpies explode is just as much fun as it sounds.

It takes a while for this kingdom to get its act together, but once it does it's worth ruling.

Frontline Commando: D-Day brings a World War II third-person shooter experience to iOS as players fight through 145 missions based on actual battles.

If players can get past the learning curve though there’s a lot of content here to enjoy. There are even online, offline, and bot multiplayer modes. It’s a shame then that Strategy and Tactics: World War II is so unintuitive because there appears to be a solid little strategy game underneath.