A puzzler unlike others, Lost Toys is a gorgeous, other-worldly experience that evokes deep and utter absorption.

This naval strategy game's nuances are borderline inaccessible but with enough patience it can be fun. Sort of.

Like the original, only better.

The game definitely works as something that requires some thought, but nothing too strenuous.

Mittens is a physics-based puzzle game from Disney that looks great and is fun to play.

Dropchord is a hypnotic treat for the eyes, ears, and fingers.

If players can get past the learning curve though there’s a lot of content here to enjoy. There are even online, offline, and bot multiplayer modes. It’s a shame then that Strategy and Tactics: World War II is so unintuitive because there appears to be a solid little strategy game underneath.

Middle Manager of Justice is a shallow affair. One that shouldn't be as much fun as it actually is. Fortunately, it is fun and very addictive. After a time, players might find themselves repeating their actions but, ultimately, they won't care.

Blast aliens while avoiding abduction in Bill Killem - a retro platformer in which time is short.

Smash your way through Space with Marvel's cosmic misfits, the Guardians of the Galaxy. Just be prepared for some galactic grinding.

Sir Questionnaire’s lightweight roguelike action would be more enjoyable if not for a few bugs.

Redford the squishy monster is back for the second time in this vibrant, fast-paced, action-packed, and fun-filled endless jumper.

MetalStorm: Aces is one of the best flight simulators in the app store because of its look and the amount of content it packs in.

Stylish and gripping, The Detail is brief but wonderful.

Cover Orange 2 gets a lot of mileage out of its concept by being willing to be varied, and that makes it worthy of a download for those who still haven’t gotten enough of casual puzzlers, or feel the need to save fruit instead of slicing it up.

The graphics are polished, Mathilda will enthral little gamers while annoying those with younger siblings or children of their own in just the way intended, and the game uses a tried and true formula.

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.

Free-to-play or not, Real Racing 3 is a fantastic game that no iOS gamer should be without. Especially if they have Game Center friends to compete with.

There's a new freemium based Match-3 game to lose one's self to, and Farm Heroes Saga is a great example of the genre.

Disco Zoo provides more NimbleBit-style simulation fun, even if NimbleBit only published the game!

An enjoyable game, despite a few niggles. Of course, more maps would have been welcome, but what's included will keep the player busy for quite a while.

Roboto is slick, familiar and simultaneously fresh, and gamers old and new will welcome the sidescrolling action gaming fun.

It's a lot like Clash of Clans, but the use of the Star Wars license means you don't mind so much here.

Transformed in a way you wouldn't expect, Angry Birds Transformers is a quite entertaining auto-runner.

A sound game indeed. While it is a little easy for Bust-A-Move veterans thanks to the huge arrow directing your aim, it still provides you with just what you want and the addition of boss battles and the Jump Shot ability is bound to enthral fans.

Ignoring the bizarre internet quirks and slightly disappointing fifth consecutive series of minor missteps, Zenonia 5 easily does the series proud.

The design has charm, but because there is so much starting over the game can feel a little repetitive. That's offset, however, by the moments of real humor and the solid old school gameplay.

There's a lot to like about Red Nova; it sweats the little details, and whilst it may not last for long it's certainly good fun.