Just when you thought it was safe to venture outside, a teenager gains control over the undead.

In a world of moody, dark adventure games, Nightmare Land delivers a quirky, enjoyable exploration experience that's decidedly dampened by uneven tone and pacing.

I Dig It: Journey to the Core is a free-to-play spin on the classic iOS digging game, and it's not the best expedition for the series.

Devil Shard looks and sounds wonderful, and its match-three battle mechanics are addictive. Its difficulty combined with its in-app purchases might make you grimace, however.

Darkin is a darn fine puzzle-RPG that will suck up all your free time.

It's a shame that Crafting Story's colorful, stylized polygonal worlds look so nice, because the gameplay of this pseudo-educational title is anything but.

Last Inua is a visually beautiful and moving game, but the gameplay is left lacking.

Levitar 2 is a game that can be very rewarding - it just requires an extreme amount of patience to master, and a controller doesn't hurt.

Another tie-in to the Godzilla reboot hits the App Store - only this one is actually fun? Huh. Imagine that!

Pixel Rooms 2 preys upon players' strange subconscious urges to solve impossible problems.

Pango Hide and Seek is a delightful hidden objects app that allows for more exploration than other apps like it.

Dark Lands' stylish visuals and haunting music may just compel you to give yet another endless runner a go.

Shoot anything that moves in this minimalistic but entertaining for five minute shooter.

Succeeding in Biosis requires perfect timing and lots of practice. Luckily, the ambiance is worth coming back for.

Tower defense crossed with card collecting works well for this freemium base building game.

Answer plenty of movie trivia questions in this colorful and fun quiz game.

Run to the soundtrack of your own library in the latest rhythm game from the creators of Rock Band and Dance Central.

Like a piece of parchment, Paperchase is beautiful but thin.

Frederic Chopin's back to fight for the spirit of melody in this sequel to 2012's award winning Frederic: Resurrection of Music.

Simple to play but lacking that extra 'oomph' for the 'one more go' factor, Contact is a fast-paced matching game.

Players must weigh risk vs. reward in this dice-based free-to-play dungeon-crawler.

Combining tower defense with sums is an educational and fun move for this title.

While it may be a little long in the tooth, Talisman is still a classic board game with checking out. And for only about a tenth of the price!

Warhammer 40,000: Carnage is a very straightforward action game that knows it, and maximizes the strengths it has.

Fight it out with cards and puzzle elements rather than the usual SOULCALIBUR format in this awkwardly unexciting title.

RedShift is a fear-inducing, pulse-pounding race against time (and total annihilation).

This is how you straddle a wrecking ball and save the world while doing it, MILEY.

Glob is a cute little critter, but his game is just too frustrating to keep company with for any significant amount of time.