It's odd but this somewhat simplistic adventure game works quite well as a replayable speed run.

Alien Zone is an amateurish, futuristic dungeon crawler that's really worth a look.

Guiding a tiny fly through a series of surreal and complicated mazes isn't exactly easy but it sure is pretty.

Keeping it simple in terms of looks, Legend of Talisman is quite the challenging puzzle game for those who love to manipulate gems.

Monkey Boxing is more fun than a barrel of monkeys, if the monkeys all were fighting each other!

War of the Fallen is a card game with some compelling elements, but it is just a bit shallow.

Tongue very firmly in cheek, Trial of the Clone is a very funny, very enjoyable game book all about the destiny of a young clone.

GolfStar offers an enjoyable and tactical game of golf in every swing as players experience a number of different courses with gorgeous scenery.

Veering a little too close for comfort to other games of the same ilk, Dragon Puzzle is a slightly confusing card game/RPG/Match Three hybrid lacking in soul.

Fish Out of Water from Halfbrick's core mechanic is fun to play, but it is far from the endless replayability that came along with Fruit Ninja or Jetpack Joyride.

Style over substance isn't always a great trade off.

Finally, a hardcore PC MMO experience finds its way to iOS.

Piling animals on top of one another might sound mean, but it's actually kinda fun. Plus it's just a game.

This strategy role-playing game attempts to go old school, but just ends up feeling outdated.

Full of charm, Pocket Village lacks some all important structure to its freemium village building foundations.

This "physics shooter" does a pretty good job at pretending to be more than the clone it is.

Choose how to rule your barbarian tribe in this remake of a PC classic.

Despite a fun start, Dragon City Mobile turns a little too slow for even the most enthusiastic of freemium city building fans.

Classically British in appearance and humor, Blue Toad Murder Files is a highly enjoyable whodunnit mystery with plenty of puzzles to entertain gamers.

Be sure to take the time to get to know Ubisoft's latest entry in the Might & Magic franchise: a deeply satisfying take on the card battler gaming genre.

Bubble Fins doesn't reinvent the wheel, sticking to bubble popping conventions, but it is a fun and challenging take on a very familiar format.

A fun and intellectual puzzler that forces players to think outside the box in order to achieve success within the game.

Mighty Dungeons might be a relatively bland Roguelike, but it's a fantastic board game.

The swords are indeed massive and there's a surprising amount of platforming goodness to be had, but problematic controls sour the experience.

The Prey is a first-person, 3D, infinite runner that lacks depth but adds a novel twist to a crowed genre.

MiniBattle tries to capture the fun and excitement found in other turn-based games involving chucking ordinance at other players, but in the end it doesn't even come close.

This game ducks criticism by striking the perfect balance between approachability and depth with its fun mini-games.

There's no game with quite such promise that gets squandered on something so frustrating to play like The Other Brothers.