Crack Attack! is a fun twist on the Match-3 genre.

Daddy Was a Thief is a decent and cute endless platformer, but it never really amounts to more than that.

The wealth of in-app purchases does feel a little cheeky given the $0.99 asking price but at least it's not essential to progression. Instead, that price provides players with a fun, albeit slightly unoriginal, take on the Fruit Ninja formula.

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.

Whacking wolf after wolf over the head with a rake can get a bit tedious, but the game does it's best to vary the gameplay with kooky weapons. Save Our Sheep is a polished game and it does bring some unique mechanics to the tower defense genre.

All in all, if you love physics-based puzzle games, you'll find Bomb the Zombies to be a blast!

A tough game of careful thrusting and navigation, FlyCraft Herbie: Crazy Machines isn't for everyone, but it's well made.

Moon Track racing is kind of broken, but it's broken in the best ways.

Z.I.D does feel like it's missing a few features, but it can be mindlessly entertaining in it's own way.

Hopefully the planned future update that will include additional stages, levels and obstacles will also include an updated tutorial screen. For now, it's a quirky platformer that's immersive and fun.

There are some frustrating quirks, but the unlockable new bowling balls and lanes give the game more depth and a longer life for a good price.

It shouldn't draw you in but Lumo Deliveries will do just that, despite your better judgment.

Control issues aside, this is a great block matching game with some strong elements that fans of matching and stacking games can certainly enjoy.

Requiring a certain leap of faith, Glyph Quest proves to be quite a satisfying and complex Match 3/RPG crossover, but one that requires some time to really appreciate.

The game does look good; they really did match the look and feel of TRON, right down to the 1980's style computer fonts. But look alone isn't enough to keep you coming back for more.

This remade tactics game has a lot to offer, but its charm can wear thin before you’re done with it.

Level scoring, character power ups purchased with in-game currency and competitive leaderboards all help keep things fresh, but the core gameplay suffers a bit from the very simplicity that makes it appealing. That said, the gameplay is solid and the game is genuinely fun to play. In any case, the price is certainly right for players who at least want to give it a try.

Adjusting to Frog on Ice's somewhat unorthodox control scheme (and rather unfriendly progress saving) takes some effort, but it still manages to entertain.

This iOS port is fine, and otherwise this Resident Evil game is enjoyable in a kind of risk-averse, tried-and-true-formula kind of way.

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

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

Kingdom Clicker is an auto RPG/tapping game that isn't just about one lone adventurer.

Lub vs Dub is a fairly bland runner that’s much more interesting with a second player.

There isn't much to 1px, but what's available serves as a neat little distraction for platformer fans.

There's enough here to make Buddha Finger worth the asking price but it'd be a hard soul to not be a little disappointed at such early promise not quite following through.

Adventure Bar Story is a decent game. It hurts me to say it but decent is about as good as it gets. There are plenty of small moments of enjoyment, but the overall experience feels weighed down by blandness.

GoldMiner OL is a fun and easy to play game. However, the paid version is only worth it if the free version doesn't offer enough game play.

Kick the ball at the referee and watch the points fly in, thanks to this twist on soccer.