An addictive puzzler that will have gamers slinging balls, avoiding traps and defeating obstacles in an effort to get that perfect winning shot.

Taking the physics puzzle genre and twisting it just a teensy bit proves quite successful for this challenging, fire-based title.

Suffering from some control issues, God of Light is still quite the delight for fans of light manipulation puzzles.

Shapist is a sliding block puzzle packed with physics that requires a little experimentation and a whole lot of patience.

Quibble is an immensely simple idea but it's just what you could want from a Word game.

The title is heavily inspired by Blizzard's World of Warcraft, but its portability adds a dose of novel freshness to a familiar outing.

While the game is relaxing, it isn't something I'm likely to play again. There's no obvious flaw with Zen Bound 2, but there's something that turns me off from a game that's in between something passive (like Crosswords or Scrabble) and something active (like Angry Birds or Fruit Ninja).

EnigmOn 2 is a difficult puzzler that's not for those who get frustrated easily. The design isn't much to write home about and is minimalistic at best, but the complex riddles and integration of the iPhone's features makes it a unique and challenging game that's sure to keep players occupied for many hours.

Looking for something casual and fun this season? Walking with Dinosaurs: Dino Run! Is where it's at, with enjoyable fast-paced dinosaur chasing action.

The Deep One stars in perhaps the best flappy game yet.

The Voxel Agents have put together a highly polished app that looks good and controls perfectly. The only thing currently holding it back is a slight lack of depth, which can feasibly be addressed via the intended updates.

Even without the mysteriously absent staples, Dead Trigger is still a fun arcade-style zombie shooting romp. It's probably not going to make everyone happy (what game ever would?), but it certainly does a much better job than some of the competition.

Despite not having controller support, Leap of Fate still manages to be an entertaining title. If you like your roguelikes a little more fast-paced and cyberpunk, this is the game for you.

Regardless of whether you have any nostalgia for previous Lumines titles, Puzzle & Music is probably worth getting. Despite some lack of features and some slight control issues Lumines: Puzzle & Music is a great version of a great game.

It's not too heavy handed and adds a light plot and sense of progression to the game. Puzzle fans will really enjoy this game and players looking for a game to wow them visually won't be disappointed.

Duck Dynasty is a series of entertaining mini-games based on the hit TV show, and it's absolutely awesome.

This shooter offers a lot of variety and feels good to play, but doesn’t have much of a personality.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf is a beautiful gamebook experience, but is let down by repetitive combat and a spiritless story.

Rune Raiders is a really addictive title. While the backgrounds suffer a bit from repetition, the challenging gameplay more than makes up for this as it's a title that's hard to put down. There's even a randomized survival mode to unlock, which adds longevity.

Heroes vs Monsters is lots of fun. Even if it is very similar to another title, the overworld map as well as some other gameplay changes - such as defeating characters before being able to hire them - make it different enough to excuse.

Discover O is a simple game of color matching at speed.

Overall, Rebounce is a real treat and far from your typical puzzle game. It sets a fast pace and will easily devour a few hours of your life at a single sitting, if you let it.

Crazy Kangaroo has all the elements to make a successful and addictive iOS game. Cute mascot, tiered progression, colorful graphics, simple but entertaining gameplay, etc. As with most games that offer up similar mission-heavy runs, it can also be easy to get stuck in the Just One More Loop.

Game of Nerds is very addictive stuff for geeks and nerds alike with plenty of increasingly challenging questions to tempt players into "just one more go".

Overall, RollOut is a sadistic take on puzzle platforming. Fifty levels, trophy support, and simple game play make this worthy of being on that iPhone. Just don't be surprised when your broken blood vessels kick in at the higher levels.

Plancon: Space Conflict is a slick and surprisingly accessible space sim.

This role-playing/puzzle hybrid series ditched a bunch of its roguelike/random elements this time around and is much better for it.

iStriker 2: Air Assault puts players in the pilot seat and sends them straight into challenging shooter action.