So WIGGLER is not the most advanced game, the most well-designed or the most anything. WIGGLER is amusing and interesting, and that’s more than can be said about a lot of games.

I cannot stress enough just how much fun I’ve been having with LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes. It’s the LEGO game I’ve apparently always wanted: perfectly sized levels, tons of hidden stuff, and even more unlockables (80 playable characters!). It’s time to pick up some wonderful toys.

Amazing Studly Strikes may not be very deep or particularly rewarding, but it’s a reasonable amount of fun and won’t hamstring players for avoiding in-app purchases. It’s also a bit light on overall content (minus the link to the webcomic, of course), but there’s still plenty available to keep a bored iOS user entertained for a while.

Gameloft has another crack at turning the Iron Man franchise into a fantastic game. This time round, it's an Endless Runner/Flyer.

Game Stew's latest bizarro throwback hybrid is an unfortunate exception to an otherwise impressive release record.

Cosmic Conquest is a pretty fun rush-style strategy game, but its difficulty doesn't so much curve as it does spike. Dramatically.

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

Okay, I'll admit it: bouncing off of tanks and helicopters as a giant monster is pretty great.

Robot Unicorn Attack 2 takes everything that was great about the original and just adds more depth to it to make it a tremendous experience.

In Mr. Runner 2 players speed up and slow down instead of jumping and sliding.

Speedway fans should enjoy this release, but not so much if they've already played Speedway GP 2012.

Create shapes from stars and watch the high scores come flying in. Pity there's no GameCenter support, though.

It's a quite simple game, but Soccer Girl Adventure comes with a very important anti-discrimination message.

Capturing the intrigue and mystery of the original book, The Thirty-Nine Steps is a visual and aural feast for interactive novel fans.

A charming little physics-based puzzle game but not much more.

Try to outwit (or outpay) your opponent in this card-based race across the galaxy.

Hell Quest is an addictive dice-rolling RPG with a fantastic balance between skill and chance.

It’s a sequel to the original gravity-based platformer, and it’s packed with new surprises and better gameplay to keep players stuck to their iOS devices.

Super Kiwi Castle Run offers plenty to keep the player coming back for more, right down to its weekly tournament which encourages competition. It’s a simple game but one that works well, with enough to keep players interested for more than just five minutes.

The Turtles finally come to iOS in the form of a lacklustre Endless Runner that demands a lot of grinding or in-app purchases.

R.I.P. Rally combines arena-driving with some intense zombie-killing action. Players use a variety of weapons, including the vehicles themselves, to mow down the undead.

Fans of the Cut the Rope experience will certainly not be let down by the most recent time traveling outing. This is very much one of the cases where, “more of the same,” is perfectly acceptable. Don’t even think twice about ponying up for this sweet treat.

Vampires are fun to blow to bits once or twice. Too bad that is all there is to do.

As cute and charming as other Bookworm games, Bookworm Heroes pits player against player in a battle of word creation.

Change the course of history with this sleek and accesible turn-based strategy game.

Fist Face Fight is slow to get started and runs out of gas quickly, but it's an enjoyable ride until that point.

A fresh take on the block-breaker genre, Tiny Crashers 2 can be repetitive at times, even while adding missiles and ragdolls into the mix.

This action-packed combat racer brings new meaning to the phrase "burning rubber."