har.mo.ny 2 brings more relaxing puzzle goodness and soothing music to fans of har.mo.ny, as well as newcomers to the series.

While it's got some room for improvement, it has a lot of good things going for it, has plenty of value and challenge in its 65 levels for $1.99 and is a concept that I hope gets explored even more in future updates and future games.

Overall, Gnomitaire is a nice little surprise and a fun little Solitaire game to boot. Don't come to it thinking you're getting a follow up to something as meaty as Card Crawl or Card Thief, though. Still, it's hard to complain about having a lite, fun Solitaire game on your phone that provides a fresh twist on the game at the sweet, sweet price of free.

If anything, Tweens HD might be a little too easy. However, annihilating its stages as quickly as possible is empowering to a degree not too often felt in puzzle games. Anyone looking for a more caffeinated brain teaser should check it out.

Marvelous storytelling, narration, and moving illustrations make this storybook worth a download.

Spirit Stones is a marriage of styles that just works.

A charming physics puzzler all about the love that a green blob has for plums.

Find numbers and create landmarks, people, and more, in this surprisingly compelling Hidden Object style puzzle game.

Though we've seen plenty of similar titles before, ABOVE is much more challenging thanks to the unique (though simple) controls, and the graphics are nothing short of gorgeous.

Quarriors is a faithful adaptation of the table-top game, but doesn’t *quite* hit all the right notes.

Heroes of Destiny is a free to play action rpg that remains fun in spite of its money-making model.

Charming and colorful, Glorkian Warrior is a frantic shoot em up full of reasons to return for more.

Take control of a kung fu sheep in this casual arcade game that successfully borrows from iOS hits.

Hazumino skillfully combines endless running with endless block stacking.

Master of Alchemy was beautiful on the iPad and its jump to the iPhone is no less breathtaking and fascinating to play.

Simply put: it’s fun and gives players good reason to stick with it.

At the end of the day, most fans of space combat games won't find too much wrong with Star Battalion. In typical Gameloft fashion, the game is smooth, looks nice, and has a half descent story (even though it is a total knock off). The controls will drive you nuts at times, but for most, the good will outweigh the bad.

KnightScape might not win over fans of truly "hardcore" runners and fighters, but anyone looking for a less intense good time should enjoy themselves. Especially if they love both those things. I know I do.

Football Manager Handheld 2012 isn't quite a revolution in soccer management but the addition of Challenge mode does go some way to encouraging that idea. It'd be nice to see some more hands on controls mid match in a future edition.

Combining golf with RPG mechanics and a dash of puzzle solving, Wizard Golf RPG is rather enjoyable.

For people who like social RPG/Task Management games, Prisonhood has arrived with a unique and interesting approach.

Blitz Brigade is an enjoyable first-person shooter where players fight online in multiple gameplay modes, taunting their way to victory.

A fun and exciting take on the baseball genre, combining addictive single player with competitive multiplayer to make a thoroughly enjoyable game!

Whirl the Squirrel might look cute, but underneath all that quirkiness is a challenging and entertaining racer.

Angry Henry And The Escape From The Helicopter Lords: Part 17: The Re-Reckoning lives up to its name.

SpaceChem isn't the most beautiful of games but it's certainly complex. Controls are easy to use and the concept is perfect for the iPad screen.

Lost Horizon is a mobile port of a PC adventure game classic that's good fun for genre veterans and newcomers alike.

Anomaly 2 is beautiful, but more of the same.