Silly Family is a puzzle game with a unique family tree theme that will keep players focused and thinking logically.

The classic PC sim makes its way to iOS, complete with rewarding gameplay and a convoluted interface.

Definitely worthy of the title of a real flight simulator for iOS. It has been well adapted for the mobile platform and the whole gaming experience feels very natural.

Sagrada’s competitive dice-drafting gameplay is excellent in digital form, though it’s multiplayer mode could still use some work.

Peace and tranquility flow through this puzzler like water.

A fun and inspired endless running game, putting a fresh twist on the classic Pac-Man game.

Crimsonland is an intense twin-stick shooter that lets players paint the town red. Literally.

Aside from the few minor issues Steampunk Racing 3D is absolutely a fun racing game. There are plenty of apps in this genre, but this one is particularly intriguing and worth checking out.

Pengi promises over 100,000 distinct puzzles and vows that no two puzzles are the same which is certainly great value for money. So while Pengi might not be an instant buy, you really should give it a shot. It's deceptively brilliant and offers a heck of a lot of longevity.

My masculinity might have dropped a few notches for enjoying Bathtime Boogie so much, but it was well worth the sacrifice.

Rebel Inc. is fascinating and fun, but if you find a strategy in the game that works, it works just about everywhere. This doesn’t bode well for a game that doesn’t really have enough story or other content to it to switch things up dramatically, but somehow I still find the game fun. It’s just oddly satisfying to walk through the steps of returning a region to stability, even if the way you go about it is largely the same every time you do it.

Even though this game may suffer from being overly simplistic, it still deserves a try. Senkai Puzzle is an intriguing app that brings with it a different take on the popular cube-rotating game we all know and love from our childhood. Give it a shot.

There's really no reason not to check out Father and Son. It's a beautiful, free game that tells a solid story along the way. Go get it, and go visit the Naples Archaeological Museum to get more of it to play if you like it.

Never Stop Sneakin’ is a pretty great game, provided you aren’t looking for tactical stealth game with a deep set of systems or lore. The game includes suggestions of these things, but these only operate as a means of making fun of Metal Gear Solid and nothing more. That said, what is in Never Stop Sneakin’ is fun and feels great, I just wish there were a little more variety to make it feel a little less grindy.

In celebration of its 16th birthday, the classic toy is back and better than ever in app form for users to carry with them wherever they go on their iPhone.

In the end, Scrabble/Words With Friends fans who are looking for something a bit different will really love the variety of the Abble Dabble game boards, but traditionalists would do better to stay still.

Though it starts slowly, Transformers: Earth Wars has enough strategy and robots smashing stuff to hold your attention.

In a nutshell, as long as you are willing to put up with an amazingly sharp difficulty curve, Abstract War will entertain and delight.

Hex-based strategy gaming has rarely been as accessible as it is here.

As a huge fan of the original Lemmings game, I can vouch that Caveman is the next best thing.

Portal Knights gives players an open sandbox full of possibilities, and then layers on a series of quests that challenge you to use all its tools to overcome their challenges. This is a killer combination and makes Portal Knights super satisfying to play, despite the fact that it doesn’t always feel as sleek or elegant as you might want.

Fearless Fantasy is a weird and wild RPG, but it’s a great fit for mobile.

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Redline Rush puts players in the driver’s seat of endless racing action as they swerve to avoid traffic and roadblocks, all while outrunning the police.

Until Wizards of the Coast finally creates an official Magic the Gathering adaptation for iOS, Orions 2 is likely as close as it gets.

Graphically, Bar Oasis is pretty crisp. The game uses actual liquor bottles, rather than manufactured ones.

Fun visuals, good music, engaging level design, and lots of content make Goblin Sword an excellent little game.

It's difficult to say that it will be of interest to everyone who may otherwise be amused by the well-done graphics and cute asides muttered by Stan as he plummets.