When Foursaken Media decides to create a combination of RPG, Roguelike, action-adventure, and monster-collection, everybody wins.

Building rollercoasters proves to be great fun in this colorful simulation.

Mooniz is one of those iOS gems that hits an almost perfect balance between accessibility and nuance. Absolutely anyone can pick it up and just "get it" within seconds, but it'll take a lot more than mere comprehension to get even remotely close to the top of that scoreboard.

The game was a flawless execution of a simple concept that is hard to put down. I played the game long after I felt comfortable writing this review. It has the same addiciting quality as Temple Run, but with gameplay that feels a bit more skillful.

Just as crazy-awesome a game as one would expect to get from the people who brought us Space Invaders-Infinity Gene.

Hop back on the board with one of the best skateboarding games around.

The graphics really pop, and the gameplay is quite addicting. Players will definitely get plenty of bang for their buck in this highly recommendable title.

Beautiful, fun and innovative.

Tilt to Live 2 takes everything that was great about the original Tilt to Live and makes it feel fresh by presenting so many new ways for players to try and defeat the dot menace.

Being a border control worker for a corrupt country in a dystopian past really shouldn't be as gripping as it is.

As someone who grew up idolizing fictitious cartoon characters each weekend, such as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, I was instantly drawn to Seal Force. It plays to that particular audience incredibly well. However, it's more than just a nostalgia trip. It's also a clever mash-up of two popular iOS genres that, surprise surprise, work quite well together.

Imangi has once again proven why they are one of the best independent developers on the iOS platform.

The Executive is as fun and accessible as it is bizarre.

Red's Kingdom's individual components are all very familiar, but they're constructed in a way that I haven't really seen before. This makes playing it feel both fresh and comfortingly familiar. As a puzzle game, it's top-notch, and it just so happens to be a pretty great adventure game too. There's very little out there quite like Red's Kingdom, so you should go pick it up and try it for yourself.

Those turned off by Dark Legends will find a brighter, happier, and better experience with Arcane Legends.

A fast-paced precision platformer that gamers won’t be able to put down for long.

Roll some dice, place some bets, and hopefully come out on top in this iOS adaptation of a family-friendly board game.

Monster Burner is a fantastic mix of different game types ensuring that it will appeal to almost everyone. There's even a special mode, alongside the numerous other levels, aimed at children. It's a true must have for all iPad gamers.

Manage a space program, or just blow up a bunch of ridiculous creations, in this physics-based space simulator.

Writer Rumble does something really unique with word games, and it does live online multiplayer right, by making it an integral part of the game and making it easy to find matches.

With each mode spanning four levels, I can't recommend Bug Heroes enough due to its amazing replay value. If you enjoy dual stick shooters and have a soft spot for tower defense or RPG's, you'll absilutely love Bug Heroes.

One of the most polished, well designed tower defense games in the App Store. Each of its 20 levels are extremely well crafted, and the additional units, weapons, and RPG elements all come together to create the best game the series has to offer.

NHL 2K11 HD brings a great hockey experience to the iPad. It is a fast-paced game that makes for addicting gameplay.

Simply Poker Squares is by far the best solitaire game I've ever played, not just on the iPad, but in general.

This one-touch action platformer makes being a ninja explorer feel effortless and satisfying.

1001 Attempts is a basic high-score game that succeeds by focusing just on the challenging essentials.

Slayin is an endless action-RPG that is exceptionally retro, and just plain exceptionally good.

Osmos for iPad is a game that plays about as beautifully as it looks. It's tranquil, yet it can be intense; it can be thoughtful, but require quick reactions.