Spell Rift makes finding words feel like playing Myst.

Alto's Adventure is a beautiful and highly enjoyable Endless Runner.

So now I've finally seen what all the fuss is about.

My super-annoying technical issues aside, DARIUSBURST SP is still a very good-looking and well-made shmup. Whether or not it's worth the $10.99 will depend on the individual and their love of shooting space crustaceans, but it's certainly a solid effort.

Surely the world's first giant crab simulation game, Crabitron is unique and brilliant.

With fast paced gameplay and an impressive arsenal of weapons, Zombie Shock has everything that you would ever need from a zombie game.

There is no question that racing fans will get a kick out of Asphalt 6, but fans of arcade racers will love it just a bit more. The graphics are solid, the sound is good, the driving mechanics are exciting (maybe a bit too forgiving for racing sim fans), and the game is just plain fun.

Hard Lines is a little gem simply put. It's immensely enjoyable offering that 'just one more go' mentality. With its keen sense of humor (right down to the credits song which is very much worth listening to), Hard Lines keeps one step ahead of the pack making it an essential purchase.

Lazy Raiders is a prime example of a fun and engaging puzzle game. The tilt controls are a little awkward to use simply because they involve constantly turning the device end-over-end, but they work well enough and aren't the only option. Really, aside from the storage requirements (700+ MB!) there's little to no reason for puzzle and even ball-in-maze lovers to pass this one by.

And some of us thought parallel parking on our driver’s exam was a challenge! No Brakes Valet is the ultimate parking test - complete with chickens, pedestrians, explosives, and the Prime Minister.

I feel like Majesty came out of nowhere. I suppose as someone who was never able to sample most of the PC's classics it kind of did. I'm glad I finally had the chance to play it this time around, and I hope that it gets all the attention it so rightly deserves.

Ever wanted to be a superhero? Appointment With F.E.A.R is a fine way to live that dream.

It might be weird and wacky one-touch kung fu, but it all works surprisingly well.

A platform runner with a unique story, Aloha The Game is fast-paced fun for all the family.

FreeSkate Xtreme puts a lot of small but new twists on the infinite runner formula. It could have easily wound up a big mess but instead everything clicks to make a game that, above all else, feels totally fresh.

Can this Zelda-inspired platformer reach new heights of success?

Skylanders Trap Team is a great fit for series fans that are looking for a more portable version, but it can still be something of a money pit.

A totalitarian society of bears is only the tip of the iceberg in this throwback brawler.

Mirror Mirror on the wall… A beautiful puzzle platformer, INOQONI is a magical game that is breathtakingly captivating and highly challenging in every way.

This strategy game does a poor job of explaining itself, but is otherwise a great 4X-style experience.

Fin Friends is definitely one of the countless endless-runner games out there that is actually worth picking up and I've really enjoyed playing it so far.

The Room: Old Sins is an incredible game. It creates an amazing sense of place, peppers it with uniquely detailed objects and puzzles, and paces it all out in a way that makes playing it a pure delight. There may be some times where it isn’t so easy to understand how you are supposed to move forward, but these moments are so few and far between that they’re easy to look past.

SPY Mouse has been "two years in the making," and it shows. It might "just" be a line-drawing game, but it's one of the best and most thought-out line drawing games on the App Store.

I have every faith in Chillingo making the multiplayer into something that doesn't induce rage, but right now I'd rather avoid it. Thankfully the singleplayer portion of Spice Invaders is more than enough to satisfy. Barring the occasional ad there's hardly any way of knowing that this is a free-to-play game. I think that alone speaks volumes.

High score junkies, retro gamers, and achievement hounds should really enjoy the classic fun provided by Dawn of Play's tribute to the early days of handheld gaming.

Finger Tied brought Twister-style gaming to the iPad, and Jr does much the same for the iPhone and is a fantastic example of the innovation possible with iOS gaming.

The definitive XCOM experience (not counting a certain PC mod) has officially made the trip to mobile - and it’s still exceedingly fantastic.

Though it has some control issues, Oxenfree is really something special. It tells a unique story that's peppered with character moments that will stick with you. Seriously, don't pass this one up.