Operation Wow offers a great homage to arcade classic Operation Wolf.

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Crowntakers is a tough combination of turn based strategy and Roguelike. It's quite satisfying, though.

It's a little cumbersome placing one finger on a shape to move the machine along the riverbed, blocking the player from seeing what's going on but, other than that, Eager Beaver ticks all the relevant physics puzzler boxes. It's not quite as interesting a concept as we usually see from Chillingo but the cute appearance of Edgar goes a long way to rectifying things.

With over sixty levels spread across three areas (Deep Caverns, Lava Tunnels and Lunar Foundry), and fifty eight ship parts to collect, it should keep all but the most persistent players busy for a while.

Fun, easy to play, good looking and plenty of challenge. Snail Bob seems like it would be great for kids, too. Definitely worth playing!

Supercell is very good at making their derivative games look good and original, but they need to start doing more than that.

Though it may be hard to believe, Beeline may have found the perfect way to distill the Ghostbusters experience into iOS game form. The fact that it is completely free and fun to boot makes it an even heartier download recommendation. So, who you gonna call? It should definitely be these guys.

Learn math, a little spelling, and some serious problem solving skills (or just have fun) with this programmable pal. Just don't expect a virtual buddy.

This puzzle platformer is beautifully animated, inventive, and surprisingly deep.

Conceptually, Burn the Rope sounds fairly fun, but it does get fairly tedious as the game goes on.

SimplePhysics is an original effort – one that I can't help but appreciate for the combination of creativity and challenge it offers.

Bounsy reacts to players' touch in a whole new way, by making them a physical part of each level.

StarDunk is a very nice looking game that is quite amazing due to its multiplayer capabilities.

Ultimately, Assemblage does a great job of capturing both the simplicity and complexity of building something and making it last.

The visuals are very well done, making it easy to track the action even on small iPhone and iPod screens.

When taken as a single-player card (cash) game with the potential for multiplayer in the future, Reiner Knizia's Money is definitely a game worth playing. It's much easier to learn than it first appears, and can be utterly absorbing if given the chance. It's no multiplayer tour-de-force, sure, but that doesn't mean it isn't still a heck of a lot of fun.

Bloons TD Battles is a simplified take on the Bloons TD series that's all about the multiplayer combat online.

This "Best of" version of the King of Fighters series packs a serious punch, as long as you have a bluetooth controller at your disposal.

Have your logic skills tested with Kubiko.

HipstaFox is a great single that makes players long for the whole album.

The environments and models look great and they hold up during extensive play. Players looking for something different should give Sky Gamblers: Rise of Glory a look.

Fans of the Metroidvania genre of platformer will find a great example of the genre here.

Midnight Bite is a savory snack for fans of stealth action games.

It's great gameplay, and there's plenty of it there, meaning that for just 99 cents Space Leap is worthy of anyboy's attention.

Like a good thrill ride, Lumicon goes from banal and meditative, comfortable and easy to a tilt-a-whirl of tossing, screaming, stomach-flipping nostalgia. It's why I stand in line for 45 minutes in the first place.

This adventure game about a lost cat serves up some subdued and idyllic puzzling.

Toybox is a great execution of a unique combination of standard ideas. The hybrid product is something unique in and of itself, and while it's not very meaty, it's definitely worth exploring.