Fantasy Solitaire doesn't deviate from the standard Klondike Solitaire path, but it looks darn stylish.

A game that could have just been a cheap cash-in on the Minecraft-esque voxel fad instead winds up being something that stands on its own.

Lunar Racer's fast-paced take on the action racer has a lot going for it, and is definitely worth keeping an eye on in the future. There's plenty of room for more tracks, modes, and vehicles. Noodlecake Studios does not disappoint with this one.

Sons of Anarchy is dead. Long live Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect.

Rop is an enjoyable puzzle game about lining up ropes to create shapes.

Imps in Tokyo is a cool and stylish little game that's capable of winning over just about anyone who isn't completely opposed to line-drawing mechanics.

A simple but satisfying arcade experience.

This card game is a creative and clever mashup of Solitaire and Missile Command.

Buddy Rush is a surprisingly well crafted cross platform Facebook app for the iPhone and iPad. It's bright graphics, excellent sound, good sense of humor, and vast re-playability will keep fans of the genre happy for some time.

Star Realms is an excellent adaptation of an outstanding deck-builder. With great visuals and an effective presentation, Star Realms is awesome.

It may not be the most fancy multiplayer affair, but it's accessible and functional. It's also lots of fun to jump into a quick game or two to earn enough cash for a nicer pair of pants.

It's a fantastic realization and adaptation of his original "sketch." This is an iOS game worth talking about, and very much worth owning. I'll be buying my own copy once it's released, that's for certain.

Whether or not Five Nights at Freddy’s 3 is scarier than its predecessors is debatable, but it’s plenty good regardless.

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

It sounds silly, but Blades of Brim really does feel like the next step for third-person endless runners.

The game is great for quick rounds during any kind of downtime, and besting your own high score is still rewarding as ever.

An entertaining and unique take on the traditional matching game. There's an organic feel to the game that keeps it fresh through multiple sessions. The fantastic music also adds to the atmosphere. Players won't regret giving this one a try.

Daniel Tiger’s Grr-ific Feelings includes activities that allow young children explore different emotions.

Evolution’s is a great board game, and this digital version is a solid (though not ideal) way to play it.

The concept is a very good one, and the ability to play levels created by other people is the icing on the cake.

Capturing the intrigue and mystery of the original book, The Thirty-Nine Steps is a visual and aural feast for interactive novel fans.

A tug-of-war style game with ragdoll physics that’s perfect to play with friends.

A great game with responsive, simple controls and a fun atmosphere. There are some difficult spots due to the randomness of the levels, but this doesn't hinder the gameplay and adds to the life of the game.

Capturing the 'just one more go' mentality nicely, Stickman Base Jumper is a fun and challenging title to play through. It's going to take a while for anyone to complete all 40 levels but there's going to be a heck of a lot of fun in between.

I don't see this game being meant for older audiences but this crazy medieval-themed carnival is sure to keep kids busy for hours.

While incredibly similar to a favorite of mine, Tentacle Wars HD simply wasn't quite as fun. I enjoyed the first set of levels, but, after a while, I just got bored.

MOS Speedrun 2 is a fantastic speed running game.

Last Fish may be simple on the surface, but it's hard to master. It's a clever game with a unique art style, and its addicting game play makes it worth checking out.