Solve the number puzzles in this simplistic yet entertaining logic puzzler.

Like precious little else, Safari Rescue is a pretty quirky and tongue-in-cheek game all about rescuing animals.

DOFUS: Battles 2 HD simply isn't as fun as the original. But it's definitely an interesting take on tower defense games and is worth playing for major fans of the original and, of course, fans of the MMORPG, DOFUS.

The Shadow Sun is a bit awkward to play and needs some polishing, but look beyond that and it’s actually an incredibly competent action-RPG.

A clever and colorful way of gambling with nothing on the line.

Are you a horse lover? Then you might enjoy this freemium sim that allows you to breed and raise them.

Nothing can stop this square, but slight gameplay slows it down.

Languinis mixes word gaming and Match-3. It works well.

Despite the problematic controls that occasionally get in the way, Elevator Zombies is still a lot of fun. Having a bit more diversity to the buildings (i.e. special level conditions specific to each theme) would have been cool and seems like a missed opportunity, but there's still plenty of old-school goodness to appease fans of the long-dead franchise.

Avoid. is a simple but pleasant game of avoidance.

Space Bits fuses two unlikely genres pretty well, but it's still rather rough.

Apart from some slight control and speed issues, Kill All Zombies! is a colorful, cute, and addictive zombie kill-a-thon.

Slingshot turtles and use special powers to defeat evil cacti in this Angry Birds-like game.

Keep on moving, for real, with Just Go Golf - a fitness focused golfing game.

For a simple 'find the image' game though, it's a clever idea and one that certainly makes a change from the standard Hidden Object title.

Devil Shard looks and sounds wonderful, and its match-three battle mechanics are addictive. Its difficulty combined with its in-app purchases might make you grimace, however.

With level ratings like "Excelsior" and level select screens that mimic comic book layouts, any Marvel fan will feel at home in this app and they'll find plenty of familiar faces to welcome them.

Create your own mazes and share them with others via Mazecraft.

Considering that Happy Park is a free download, it's difficult not to be impressed. This is a well-designed, fun amusement park sim for iOS.

As much as The Frostrune evokes excellent “puzzle room”-style games, it doesn't quite match the high standards set by games that came before it. It still offers a lot of the same puzzling action, but doesn't quite do so with the clarity to make what you're doing feel purposeful or satisfying.

Probably the best snowboarding/skiing game that I've played on iOS. While I'd like to see a little better control schema, the one-finger controls work well and certainly get the job done. For $1.99, this is a quality game that has a lot to be enjoyed.

Gang Nations is a familiar base building kind of game, but it has a few original moments, too.

Tofu Hunter is a fun if forgettable parody of the hunting genre.

It's hard to knock a $0.99 iOS game for being too short, though. What Clear Vision does, it does extremely. It just doesn't do enough of it. At least not for my liking. Still, I think it more than deserves all the praise it's been getting up and down the App Store.

A good casual game. It lacks depth and can get repetitive, but is perfect for killing a few minutes. The controls are easy to learn and the special attacks offer a nice twist. Anybody who hates eating his or her vegetables should consider giving it a try.

Sudoku Ninja is a perfectly functional sudoku game but could do with something more than quirky looks to stand out from the crowd.

Like most zombie shooters, Gunfinger is fun for a while - and, like most zombie shooters, the fun runs its course pretty quickly.

Paperboy: Special Delivery offers sound gameplay but at a high price