If you are a fan of on-rail shooters, this game will fill your need for something new.

Not very often does a newcomer impress, quite to the level that ARC Squadron has. The visual polish, overabundance of content, and addictive gameplay all meld together into a product that even Fox McCloud would be happy to have bear his name. Don't hesitate to jump into the cockpit. This is going to be one hell of a ride, that shouldn't be missed.

An adorable and chaotic puzzler where the goal is to clear the screen by matching block-headed creatures together without letting them fall off the platforms.

Flipped Out – The Powerpuff Girls has innovative mechanics and the high production values shine through.

Personally, I think it's worth the price for anyone looking for a good RPG to have on-the-go – assuming they aren't already loaded down with iOS role-playing games, that is.

When a game looks this beautiful, there is an impulse to just purchase it immediately, but when there is solid gameplay to back it up, the purchase is all the more appealing.

A retro-style shoot-em-up with an interesting new twist.

SimCity Deluxe is finally the SimCity game that people were waiting for on the iPhone. If you like SimCity, you really should pick this one up.

Hip and happy? What more could you want?

Dropchord is a hypnotic treat for the eyes, ears, and fingers.

This beautiful puzzle game is remarkable because it's special in all the ways that a lot of other games typically aren't.

Lums is a physics puzzler that gives the player an astounding amount of agency, which makes it so much more fun than other, luck-based physics puzzlers.

We got a great big convoy, rockin' through the night... the endless night of outer space, that is. And the ships are made out of pipes. Don't question it. It's Galaxy Trucker and it's now on iPad!

Toca Kitchen 2 allows children to prepare multiple foods together in this most recent of Toca Boca cooking apps.

A masterclass in difficulty progression. I just hope that there's more levels to come in the future. I want more. I need more.

Surviving the sophomore slump, Dead Trigger 2 aims at being the mobile equivalent of games we've seen on consoles.

A great little puzzler, and if folks are not easily frustrated it could keep them going for a long, long time.

Simple in its interface and easy to understand, play, and continue to play, Age of Chaos is a wonderful app that also employs generic yet detailed graphic and sound design choices. I am pleased with the outcome of my initial time with Age of Chaos, and I anticipate more good times spent in this little Renaissance wonderland.

Night Skate is one of the most refreshing runner-type games I've played in a long time thanks to its throwback design and aesthetic. The game just puts off a great vibe and rewards you for vibing with it. There's nothing complicated here, and that's exactly what makes it so special.

Intake is a fast-paced game that's great to play for 5 minutes or 5 hours.

Hoyoverse’s new action rpg continues to serve up the same brand of approachable gacha gaming in a more self-contained and stylish package.

Levelhead doesn't reach the same highs as Super Mario Maker, but that's ok. It reaches different highs. This mobile version is probably not the ideal package (unless you regularly have a controller in tow), but that doesn't change the fact that Levelhead is an amazing creation and curation platform with its own, unique mechanics and a great feel to match.

Nauticrawl is an immensely rewarding narrative adventure about learning how to drive an otherworldly vehicle to freedom.

It's inexpensive and it's fun. What more could you need? Flight Control has got some serious competition.

It's the same song and dance that we've all come to expect from Kairosoft: excellence and addiction wrapped snugly in oversight.

Mega Run is still a fantastic auto-runner though. The choice for set levels was an inspired one, and it will take plenty of time to play and master them all. The fact that it looks great and has cloud saving is just the cherry on top.

Go barking mad and claw a path to victory in this purr-fectly unique tower defense game.

While Slice It may not have the most "whiz bang" excitement in the App Store, its simple premise is executed perfectly.