Those looking for a great asynchronous multiplayer experience will love Ghost Racer. It's a retro-style 2D racer with surprisingly realistic physics, and modern functionality.

Elune Saga is a slightly unremarkable freemium-based RPG, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun.

This is the kind of game that you can pick up and play while you're waiting in a long line or just trying to kill some time – even if it's not much more than that.

Zynga's latest free-to-play entry promises a fun ride full of fantasy tropes, gorgeous visuals, and plenty of achievable upgrades along the way.

Chuchel is a silly little game that feels like you’re playing a weird animated short at the beginning of a kids movie. It’s creative, bright, and charming, but all of those qualities are somewhat transient. As long as you’re making your way through Chuchel with no roadblocks, it’s delightful. If you have to sit through any repeated animations though, it can feel like a chore.

PipeLand Roll is a relaxing puzzler that's both challenging and fun. While it doesn't bring anything revolutionary to the world of pipe games, it still has enough enjoyable content for those who love this genre.

Violet: Space Mission's methodical cosmic action isn't for the impatient.

On the whole, Total Defense is a decent tower-strategy title. It's not the best, but certainly not the worst. At the unmissable price of free, we encourage at least a fleeting glance.

Deadmans Run is a well done game. It doesn't have some of the polish or flash that a larger title might have but it has a lot of character and solid gameplay mechanics that will give players a good amount of fun for the price.

Scuba Diver Adventures: Beyond the Depths has its peaceful moments, but they're sometimes shattered by less-than-perfect controls.

There's a warm sense of humor scattered throughout the levels, and some later stages are really pretty challenging to master. Its cuteness and charm will keep you smiling as you play.

The whole experience is technically sound, but something felt lacking. It's a solid game with a pretty face, but it is missing that special element that makes some games great.

Tapping on a clock at just the right moment can be surprisingly fun, if basic, when it comes to .NOON.

The comic portions of this game are where it really shines, but the gameplay is enjoyable enough that it doesn't feel like a chore to get to the laughs.

The crucial thing here is that it's all fun. The puzzles aren't overly taxing but the experience is enjoyable.

Roman Backgammon could do with this potential pitfall fixing but otherwise, it's a worthy title for board game fans to check out.

I think this game is only for a gamers with patience to handle the difficulty level in part due to the controls.

The game's levels aren't the most ambitious to be seen in a platforming title, and in that way AWESOME Land seems to have missed one of the biggest lessons of the games to which it pays homage.

1010! World is a simple but pleasant puzzle game.

It's frivolous entertainment easily picked up to waste spare time, but it's not worth a trip over the rainbow.

After 4 years, the latest entry to the Sentinel series is here. It's not quite as wondrous as we hoped but it's till pretty satisfying.

An entertaining entry into the jumping genre. The rubber-band mechanic, coupled with a need to be quick and accurate, make this a game that is easily playable for a few minutes, or extended gaming sessions.

So, while I'm still somewhat conflicted about this game, I still actually enjoyed it quite a bit, though there is a flawed concept here. This is probably best for the kids, though I'm probably going to go kick Finn again. I'll see myself out.

You won't be too enthused by its nature if you're used to something a bit more involving or less cutesy, but it does have its benefits.

A fun physics-based iPhone game that can be played in a remarkably open-ended manner. And it's only a dollar. Very cool.

This puzzling game is so weird that it's hard not to like despite its flaws.

Ever wanted to run a call center? Probably not, but Smooth Operators! makes the experience a lot more interesting than the real thing!

A genuinely creative game that is all at once quick to intrigue, and hard to become attached to.