Following up such a huge hit as Clash of Clans comes with its own advantages and drawbacks in this base building multiplayer game.

Word Monsters won't keep hardcore word game fans occupied for long, but younger players will love the cute, friendly visuals.

Despite some control issues, Feed Me Munchy is a solid action / puzzle game that offers plenty of challenge.

A Dark Room may have plenty of longevity and may be genuinely intriguing, but its interface feels undeveloped in its iOS iteration.

Pyro Pursuit combines red-hot thrills with deliberately paced arcade action.

Splash Dash is an entertaining endless runner that just needs a tad more content to increase its replay value.

Solid animations and smooth game mechanics clash against an overcrowded user interface and poor presentation in this Japanese alternative to normal golf.

Sad that there aren't more old-school dungeon hack and painfully cute anime monster girl mash-ups? Well look no further than iQuibi's Dungeon and Girls.

This free-to-play game based on the hit book series and TV show is as dense as they are, but with a lot of menu navigation and wait timers.

Help a nerd bulk up his biceps all while avoiding the flying monsters that want to eat his beefy arms.

In this modernized version of the classic game, players use strategy and power-ups to conquer all the boxes on the screen.

Explore randomized environments in this turn-based sci-fi roguelike.

Brief and occasionally a bit vague, Cabin Escape: Alice's Story is a freebie adventure game bound to entice fans.

Despite being a puzzle game, Glint clearly values beauty over brains.

A charming classic brought to iOS, Little Big Adventure maintains its charm but that control system is awkward.

It might not bring anything particularly new to the table, but that doesn't stop GooHoo being an entertaining puzzle platformer.

The King of jigsaw puzzles comes to the iPad and is just as much fun as the physical version.

Sometimes You Die doesn't last long, but it'll keep the player intrigued and guessing until the end.

Make poker cards and create words in this fun mix of two popular competitive genres.

Testing their reaction time and often their patience, Maze Universe will be an addictive challenge for the determined player only.

Shapist is a sliding block puzzle packed with physics that requires a little experimentation and a whole lot of patience.

Lost in Space? Nothing helps to solve that problem like a fully-armed space vessel.

Quest of Dungeons is a very challenging, procedurally generated RPG that knows exactly how tough it is and revels in it.

It won't challenge the iPad's capabilities or players' brain cells, but Mount Olympus still offers some simple fun for the novice adventurer.

Pippa & Dips' shadowy visuals can't mask its rough gameplay.

Warspace: Starship Duels is easy to learn, making it a good pick for people that enjoy lighter strategy games.

Demolition Crush is a good looking (and great sounding!) take on the physics-based destruction genre.

Collect cards to improve and boost abilities in this familiar yet fun Tower Defense game.