Duke it out on a fantasy battlefield in this multi-platform, multi-player, turn-based strategy game.

Messy but offering some entertaining dungeon crawling, Iron Knights is inconsistent.

Expand your web of resources in this streamlined and simplified real-time strategy game.

Super Heavy Sword is adorable. However, its frustrating controls and level layout is bound to inspire not-so-adorable tantrums.

Crazy Taxi: City Rush is well-adapted for mobile, but the deluge of ads may make players feel like they're circling Times Square.

Sharknado: The Video Game brings the craziness of the movies to iOS, though it quickly outstays its welcome.

Sticky Soccer puts too much emphasis on the ‘sticky’ and not enough on the ‘Soccer’ or ‘Fun’.

Fraud Tycoon is a half-baked, messy, promotional tie-in that does their sponsor no favors whatsoever.

Mister Beam's puzzles are great. But its platforming? Not so much.

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

Soccer Physics is as entertaining as it is absurd.

Dream Revenant takes players on a journey through a man's subconscious. And though it's full of bugs, it is a still a crazy, wondrous ride while it lasts.

Dawn of the Immortals might not re-invent the wheel, but it does tweak it a little bit when it comes to MMO gaming.

A different take on the usual block dropping puzzle game, Puzzle Roo is quite pleasant.

In space, no one can hear you... spell? Hexiled is a neat concept for a word scramble puzzle, but it doesn't go too far beyond the basic premise.

A fantastic and fascinating re-envisioning of the classic novel by Jules Verne, 80 Days is a delightful piece of interactive fiction.

Dive deep in this fun explore-em-up that's a little grind heavy but ultimately quite entertaining.

Fish & Shark's beauty is only scale deep.

While this new digital CCG may feel a bit familiar, Star Admiral offers a sci-fi twist and galaxy's worth of solid gameplay for free.

A rough ride that has trouble keeping its wheels on the track.

With its addictive challenge and interesting premise, Cubama is frantic screen-tapping fun.

Swords and trading cards are fun, right? So is Soul Guardians: Age of Midgard. Mostly fun, anyway.

Frog Orbs 2 is repetitive, but younger players should enjoy it nonetheless.

A little like Tetris, Puzzix is all about piecing together blocks and watching them vanish. It could do with more structure, though.

To The End will test players' patience, timing, and dedication as they try to navigate all 13 levels in only 3 attempts.

Defenders of Suntoria is a solid tower defense game, but it leans a little too much on freemium upgrades.

While it might not necessarily break new ground, Z Hunter has enough tricks up its sleeve to ensure that zombie head-shots have never looked so cool.

The Phantom PI is an exceedingly clever and well-crafted adventure game.