There is a lot to like about Prizma. With its 90 levels and levels and rich game environment, I found it to be very appealing for any puzzle game lover.

Feed this funny looking worm and dodge bombs in this charming, free-to-play arcade game.

Faif needs some work before it becomes worthy of ranking amongst the likes of Blackjack, but the combination of match-three and gambling is unquestionably addictive.

PUK is a casual arcade game with addictive and simple gameplay.

Monster Dash is not the pinnacle of the endless platformer genre, but its action-based take does enough right to be an entertaining game, and a worthy purchase for those looking for more endless platformers for their iOS device.

My only real complaint with the game (the gameplay itself could be criticized, but it does have charm) is that it takes an incredible amount of time to really get started.

Frederic Chopin's back to fight for the spirit of melody in this sequel to 2012's award winning Frederic: Resurrection of Music.

Taken as a whole, Bitflip HD is a solid puzzler that only suffers due to some annoying and random crashing issues. If the developer can fix these issues, it will be easy to recommend Bitflip HD to anyone who loves a good puzzle game.

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

The sequel to Alphabear doesn’t change things up too much, but that’s ok. It’s still pretty great.

Puzzle games with minimalist styles are all the rage nowadays, and Strata is another solid member of the crowd.

A simple arcade shooter that has a retro feel.

Thanks to such an experimental nature, Loop Raccord takes more work to learn to love, but its arty nature makes it quite endearing for those who persevere. It’s great to see such original thinking emerge on the iPad.

Ninja Newton brings surprising depth to its swinging arcade gameplay.

A great new release from the Angry Birds stable. It adds plenty of great new features to entice players in, both old and new alike. Fans in particular will be delighted, even if they will wonder where all their free time has vanished to.

Touch Pets: Dogs is hands-down the best pet sim the App Store has yet seen, and it adds one more quality title to ngmoco's impressive catalog. Whether or not you're willing to invest the time and money in a virtual pet is another matter entirely.

Astronot nails the retro experience like no other game on the App Store ever has. That's not always in the player's best interest, but for those willing to deal with the challenge, it is rewarding.

Episode one in a colossal science fiction adventure, Abduction packs in survival horror and RPG-lite elements to build upon a highly immersive storyline.

Slay the Spire is such a good game that even a poor port can't put me off of it. I'm not sure I've played a card game that allows for so much improvisation while still feeling challenging and rewarding. Hopefully, it will become a better experience over time with some key updates, but--even in its current form--I plan to happily put many, many more hours into it.

The beauty of Ramps is that it's great for both quick plays and long sittings.

Players will not only be dealing with hidden objects that morph into other objects, but also puzzles and mini games that help solve the mystery.

The core gameplay of Par Out Golf is quite fun and offers more challenge than you might actually expect. The cartoon inspired visuals also compound the charm tenfold, while the game is true to the sport by instilling elation one moment, followed soon thereafter by the burning hatred and frustration of a thousand suns.

Not enough can be said about the visuals of Gravity Lab! as they are pretty astonishing.

Gameplay-wise touch controls continue to fit this genre like a glove.

Warship Solitaire might lack frills and looks, but it offers some thought provoking strategizing.

Mushroom 11 is a creative puzzle game that challenges you to repeatedly experiment with its physics to succeed. Although there may be some instances where things behave the way you don't expect, the penalties for failure are minimal. That doesn't mean Mushroom 11 won't test your patience (it will), but the game's clever puzzle design makes the whole experience worth it.

Floop is clearly simple fun but that's just what makes it addictive. It'd be nice to see more levels added at a later date but other than that, it's cheap and cheerful.

It's great to play a Time Management game that does mostly everything right.