Unity Games' Archangel is great for those who love the grind of a great looking dungeon-crawler but feels as though it takes a while to truly get going.

Margaritaville Online seems like it was built specifically for Parrotheads as players can not only build up their beachside bar to serve up a few frozen concotions for their friends, but can also explore the tropical world around them, sail the open sea as well as dress their character with various Hawaiian style clothing and gear.

This quirky detective visual novel is the charming start to a lengthy adventure.

If you've grown sick of Scrabble and Words with Friends' specific rules and want something a bit different, then Kalimat is a familiar but different change of pace.

A nostalgic trip for many, Apple Dash HD is a highly enjoyable and challenging vertical platformer.

A solid action game that's sure to please most Children of the 80s. It's also goofy and entertaining enough to please plenty of other App Store shoppers. Hard core action gamers might take some issue with the minute lack of responsiveness, though.

This adventure game is a little janky on mobile, but still plenty enjoyable.

The only real downside to Monkey Quest: Thunderbow is that when it's finished there's very little incentive to go back and play through it again.

Despite being a bit repetitive, Xenowerk offers a lot of player customization with weapon combos and some great score-chasing hooks, all while looking really fantastic.

Ookibloks is a charmingly fast-paced arcade-style puzzle game. And it's fun, too.

It's this combination of game modes and well planned features that ensure Texas Poker For Prizes is a quality game.

Max Awesome is without a doubt a worthy holder of a place on my home screen. With its zany collection of stunts, quirky graphics, amazing level builder, and customisation abilities it truly is a pleasure to play!

Towel Tim is not the best of its kind in any regard, but it is just enjoyable enough that it should have a niche audience who could find Tim to be quite endearing.

Want to wreak havoc all over the high seas? Then Assassin's Creed Pirates is a great way to do so, Assassin's Creed fan or not.

Yet another great Apple Arcade title is now available on the App Store, and it is still a refreshing game years after its debut.

Maybe the game could've built on it a bit more but even without it's a great little time-drain and well worth a look and maybe a few several hours.

Is it a perfect game? No. Is it a heck of a lot of fun? Yeah. It's certainly one of the better zombie games in the App Store, and a more enjoyable zombie shooter than any of Capcom's attempts to port RE to the device.

Cows vs. Aliens does exactly what a casual iPhone game does best. It's very simple to get into but it'll keep you playing for longer than you'd expect of such a basic idea.

I think Mafia Planet has about a fifty-fifty shot of converting wannabe Cugines. But while it may not win over social gaming addicts who already have a significant time sink it's certainly not a bad place to start for those without.

This sleeper hit from the old days of PC gaming makes its way to the app store and works beautifully on the touch screen.

Rule an empire for as long as possible in this rouge-like, deck-builder, 4X mash-up of a game.

Ultimately, Chocohero is just a little crazy. Throwing so many zany and fantastical ideas all at once makes for an experience that's ideal for casual gamers as well as family gamers.

It's a familiar idea, but Sky Punks is still a surprisingly enjoyable endless runner.

The gameplay is perfectly suited for those ADD moments in life when you want to play a game or entertain yourself for a few minutes while you're waiting to do something else. This is a fun, easy to play game that nearly anyone can enjoy.

It's just what you'd expect from a Mahjongg title. No bad thing at all considering how enjoyable the idea is. Online leaderboards of some description other than the Facebook integration would have been nice, but other than this, it's hard to criticise Mahjongg Dimensions too much.

It may not convert the fruit-faithful, but it's just different enough that it might still turn their heads.

This twisted take on Breakout deftly avoids being too minimal for its own good.

The creator of Flappy Bird is back with a vengeance.