Zen Studios is at it again, taking a property that would never seem to work as a pinball table and turning it into an "must play."

It could do with a better tutorial, but Etherlords is an appealing mash-up of card battling and world building. It looks great, too.

Match three in your epic quest to deliver the mail across this quirky, fantasy landscape.

Frustrating at times, Tilt To Live: Gauntlet's Revenge is sure to hook masochists in.

Sol Invictus is a pretty enjoyable sequel to Cubus Games's Heavy Metal Thunder, which was itself a similarly fun adventure game book.

Gunslugs 2 is a chaotic run and gun shooter with all the subtlety of a brick coming through a window.

The remastered adventure classic makes an unexpected appearance on iOS, and of course it’s great.

Race the Sun is a fun, if frustrating, endless solar-powered racer.

This beautifully minimalist puzzle game tests your ability to multitask.

The ideas behind Force Arena are strong, but the game's free-to-play design, slow pace, and awkward controls make it hard to stick with. As much as I want to keep jumping into games to blast away as Han Solo, doing so just doesn't feel particularly good.

This turn-based strategy game isn't particularly complicated, but it's got a great concept and a lot of heart to make up for it.

This introspective puzzle game occasionally disrupts its own flow but is otherwise a pretty special experience.

Poker Pals is an interesting take on asynchronous multiplayer games, is easy enough to get into with the core rules of poker, though the rules take a bit of acclimating to.

It’s a sequel to the original gravity-based platformer, and it’s packed with new surprises and better gameplay to keep players stuck to their iOS devices.

NimbleBit has another free-to-play winner on their hands, with a combination of Snake and RPG elements in the new Nimble Quest.

Those turned off by Dark Legends will find a brighter, happier, and better experience with Arcane Legends.

Simply put, You Don't Know Jack is the kind of experience that not only stretches the mind with challenge, but inversely massages it with humor to ease the blow of defeat.

With over 100 levels available it's worth every penny and while its experience isn't the deepest, it's an enjoyable ride to take nonetheless.

This action-packed combat racer brings new meaning to the phrase "burning rubber."

I may be guilty of not judging Epoch on its own merits, but the similarities to Infinity Blade are all there, and almost everything is inferior.

Requiring a certain leap of faith, Glyph Quest proves to be quite a satisfying and complex Match 3/RPG crossover, but one that requires some time to really appreciate.

Resynth is a decent puzzle game, but its musical elements are all pretty weak. The music is there and it's tied to the game's aesthetic, but at the end of the day, these elements don't change the fact that you're pushing blocks around the same way you might in dozens of other Sokoban-style games. As a result, there's no real reason to go out of your way to check out Resynth.

World of Warships Blitz is a game that is sure to entertain anyone who like World of Tanks Blitz, but is maybe wanting a little change in combat dynamics and scenery. It presents the same solid formula as Tanks, but with just enough changes so that it works for ships and the unique ways they fight, and it does so relatively well. Nothing about it is so wildly different that it will win over new fans though.

Mos Speedrun is a game that fans of retro platformers should definitely check out. The speedrun level format fits for short-burst on-the-go gaming, and the level designs are perfectly made to be played in several ways.

Storm Casters is a cute, fast-paced action-RPG dungeon crawl, but there are a few dark clouds in its sky to take note of.

NHL 2K11 is a good hockey game, and for the price, it's about as close to a must have as it gets.

In spite of these flaws Mr. Bill is a delightful trip down memory lane for those who knew him, and a fun and wacky experience for those who don't.

The visuals are stunning and the colors pop right off of the screen. There is a real sensation of speeding along the floor of alien canyons and crashing through crystal formations.