Twisty Hollow is an original puzzle game that's lots of twisty-turny fun.

The multiplayer is the real star here: there's a whole bevy of modes to check out with players form around the world.

Little Inferno won't take long to reach its inevitable conclusion provided players burn all the things at a steady pace. However it's the puzzle-like combos and the funny, sometimes freaky, reactions objects have to fire that should keep them coming back even after unlocking the final catalog.

While Time Surfer will not win any awards for uniqueness, it is a great example of how a fun idea can be iterated upon by blending in concepts from other games to create something that feels at least somewhat new.

All in all, even with the graphical snafus, I think that Miami Vindication will please just about anyone who wants to play a good GTA-like game. With its huge city, impressive voice acting, and competent controls, I'd say that Miami Vindication is a big win for Gameloft.

Blackbar is a mysterious and befuddling game about deciphering censorship to discover the narrative and message beneath it.

Air Penguin is the perfect example of a quality casual game. It's simple yet gives you reason to keep playing. Plus it's fun to drop into for five minutes at a time or for much longer too.

If you liked Riven the first time around, or loved Myst and never played Riven, you'll really enjoy this blast from the past.

The graphics, style, and sound effects are all superb, leaning towards a comic book style rather than a realistic football one.

Hanging With Friends is a neat twist on an old classic; Zynga With Friends did a great job at making the classic hangman game work in a competitive sense with asynchronous multiplayer.

Pinball Arcade is an impressive title, and one that is bound to please pinball fans. It's a shame a couple of issues get in the way.

The game was a flawless execution of a simple concept that is hard to put down. I played the game long after I felt comfortable writing this review. It has the same addiciting quality as Temple Run, but with gameplay that feels a bit more skillful.

Don't think twice about the rather hefty $4.99 price tag, because frankly, it is more than justified for any enthusiast. Think of all the quarters it will be saving!

Wave Wave shows that minimalism can be compelling - but it can be hard to adhere to.

Destroy blocks in this Arkanoid-inspired shooter.

Sling Kong is a simple 'endless slinger' and quite fun.

Chesh isn't exactly a free-for-all, but neither is it bound by Chess's rigid ruleset

Short as it may be, Radiant One is a powerful experience that’s absolutely worth having.

While it seems this might get old after a while, played in short bursts, it actually has a lot of legs, with each play earning coins to unlock different music and themes.

Simple to play and feverishly-paced, Whoa Dave! is a wild arcade-style game.

Eternity Warriors 3 might be shallow and very familiar, but that doesn't stop it from being a fun Diablo-style action RPG.

Delivers a fun, challenging experience for anyone with an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. While the game can be played for free online via a flash version, the added tilt controls and portability of the iOS version makes it worth the buck it costs to own.

Everybody can enjoy it, while strategy fans can still get their fix.

Major Mayhem is yet another addictive time gobbler to add to [adult swim]'s rapidly growing battalion of quirky, tongue-in-cheek titles. Almost anything under their aegis is a safe purchase and the Major is definitely no exception.

A fantastic platformer and a stellar iOS game. The controls are fluid, the visuals are wonderful and the levels all beg to be played over-and-over again in order to nab a full trio of stars (one each for completion, speed and gear collecting).

Dungeonism is a roguelike for the on-the-go gamer.

Fight it out with a friend in this Victorian-era party brawler of sorts.

The remastered version of The Shivah: Kosher Edition for iOS is the perfect bite-sized adventure that'll whet one's curiosity for many answers to life, death, choices, and mystery.