Run and gun in this snappy match-three puzzle game with squad mechanics.

Burn the City is an absolute delight to play, and players will find the destruction satisfying and consistent from level to level. The game's art is simple yet superb.

Zombie Highway: Driver's Ed is all about precision driving. And killing zombies.

Bored at home? Bored at work? Bored walking? Leave it to this suite of games to give tailor-made experiences to suit almost any situation.

Jet Car Stunts 2 doesn't screw up what made the original game great, while adding in some variety, including a clever level editor.

Even if you're jaded on match-3 games, Linkoidz is worth playing.

Darkin is a darn fine puzzle-RPG that will suck up all your free time.

Spider: the Secret of Bryce Manor is an impressive, original game due to its well-implemented controls, beautiful graphics, unique gameplay, and multi-layered, subtly presented story.

One of those games that needs to be owned. As insane as it all is, it blends together perfectly and creates some of the most amazing and beautiful craziness I've experienced in quite some time.

What Skee-Ball 2 proves is that there are some gameplay mechanics that are timeless. This game is just as incredibly fun in 2012 as it was in 2009. Welcome back, Skee-Ball. It's been too long.

Implosion - Never Lose Hope makes some bold claims, but it actually lives up to expectations.

Vampire Origins provides solid shoot'em up action while avoiding the stale boring game play that so many titles in this genre reach. An achievement system through Crystal With good graphics, a respectable sound track, and complex puzzles, it's an easy recommendation for casual and hardcore gamer alike.

Even as nothing more than a gimped-but-free distraction, Kard Combat is still a lot of fun.

From the creators of the original, Papa Sangre 2 delivers another exceptionally chilling experience like never before.

One of those games that's always a pleasure to come back to. Whether or not everything's been unlocked, it's still going to make the hours melt away.

It's certainly not easy (or relaxing), but it's a lot of fun and a clever twist on the classic formula.

The Ensign takes most of its cues from A Dark Room to create a wonderfully weird text adventure.

Time Recoil gets high marks purely because of how inventive its levels are and how well the game controls. The time-slowing mechanics here aren’t necessarily revolutionary, and the game’s story is pretty bland, but the way Time Recoil builds around these conceits while controlling like a dream makes it a fantastic follow up to Neon Chrome, and an amazing dual-stick shooter in its own right.

Traffic Panic 3D is an excellent combination of simplicity and addictiveness. Each session feels rewarding, win or lose, and there's always something new to unlock just around the corner. Provided no one takes the easy way out, anyway.

On the surface, Killing Zone Defense is just your run of the mill tower defense game, but that's the beauty of it. It doesn't try too hard to be quirky or unique, it sticks to just what you could want from such a game and achieves it with style.

It's a real pleasure to see an iPhone game that is well-crafted, that uses music and sound to create a distinct atmosphere and that plays as well offline as it does online. If Carcassonne is your first foray into Euro-gaming, you're sure to want more.

Snuggle Truck may have lost some of its message in its style transition, but the game is still incredibly fun.

I had my initial doubts about the gameplay mechanics of a falling character as side scrollers are always a sure bet. Then I took High Flyer Death Defyer's for a spin and was surprised at the level of entertainment it provided.

Psych-out friends and random players in this simple but psychologically complex game from the makers of 10000000.

Monsters, Inc. Run is a fun ride at an inexpensive price. Offering more structure and purpose than many other Endless or Auto Runners, there's plenty of reason to keep coming back for more. I had a blast with it.

Not all games age elegantly. Though while Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is certainly showing its age, everything that made it great still shows through brilliantly.

I love The Blockheads for much the same reason I love baseball, I suppose. I can watch baseball while doing something else, and The Blockheads is a perfect game to fill my time. Check it out.

Farsh is a spatial puzzler that’s not only innovative but also quite challenging.