Total Domination: Reborn does a lot of things right but the PvP elements feel a bit too extreme.

Lub vs Dub is a fairly bland runner that’s much more interesting with a second player.

Help a group of vampires avoid death by sunlight in this imaginative, challenging, and beautiful adventure game.

Lose yourself in the clever, revamped Happy HIlls 2: Bombs Away! This puzzle-within-a-puzzle physics challenge lays down the gauntlet. It's up to you to pick it up!

SFH:E implements a cover system and several exciting set pieces to make it a truly unique and action-packed endless runner.

What was old isn't new again. In fact, this iOS port may do more harm to the Baldur's Gate brand than good.

Questionable design choices and punishingly punitive gameplay make for a somewhat disappointing follow-up to Foursaken Media's smash hit.

Negotiate various traps and spikes in order to get the zombies away from the Grim Reaper's clutches in this quite fun puzzle game.

SomaSim brings us a historical city builder for iPad, but 1849 isn't quite surefire paydirt.

A simple if tricky rogue-like, DUNGEONy is entertaining if a tad shallow.

Never have super heroes felt less empowered.

If Tim Burton tried his hand at game designing, the dark fairytale platforming of Oscura Second Shadow would be the result.

A little too tricky at times, Transworld Endless Skater is a more true to skateboarding game than most.

Offering traditional adventuring with no fear of in-app purchases, Secret Files Tunguska is sure to entertain fans of the genre.

Colorful and charming it might be, but Time Tangle - Adventure Time is a bit shallow in the end.

This puzzle game follows a familiar format, but has a good sense of level design and mechanics to keep things interesting.

It'll tax you given its difficulty level, but Heavy Metal Thunder is an intriguing adventure gamebook.

Despite a snag here and there, Phantom Rift is a well-crafted and imaginative adventure RPG.

Vektor blends genuinely interesting infinite running mechanics with a dark and stylish sci-fi atmosphere.

The only thing wrong with Ammo Pigs' fantastic retro action is that there isn't more of it.

Cover system gameplay in the third-person.

Ambition is important, but Stellar Wanderer forgets the personality.

This roguelike takes some elements from 4X games, resulting in a largely unique but sometimes irritating experience.

Island Delta doesn't seem to have a good enough handle on its physics to get away with the puzzles it sets up and the checkpoints that it gives you. I'm a big fan of what this game is on paper, but in practice, it's just kind of a drag.

Voyageur's biggest problem is that there isn't enough of it. For a game about exploring an environment as vast as space, the whole game becomes pretty familiar and feels really small after spending just a short time with it. As much as I love what is currently in Voyageur's package right now, they way it gets recycled makes it hard to recommend.

Knights of the Card Table has a few irksome features, but is otherwise a solid dungeon-crawling card game.

This platformer has neat ideas, but doesn’t execute on them in the best ways.

Angry Birds is still a fun enough game that Snappy Dragons' blatant use of its concept, even down to the way certain menu buttons look, doesn't make it a bad game. It just makes it a redundant one. Most would agree, though, that dragons are at least cooler than birds.