Pile features Game Center support for leaderboards, so you can see how good you are at stacking up those blocks against other people from across the globe.

It's incredibly fun and addictive. I like the added challenge of outwitting a foe in a duel, and the increased difficulties. It's a refreshing change in a tired genre.

While the game is fun, it does take a lot of carefully coordinated movement. Failure to do so can result in a poor experience.

While you'll need to constantly swipe at the screen, the trade off is that you gain much more control and don't need to putz around with orienting your iDevice. Swiping gave me time to enjoy the game.

This is a fantastic game and it is great to see that the developers have given us an iPad version. The graphics are cute, the puzzles are challenging and the overall atmosphere of the game is good, clean fun.

If you like castle defense games and have an affinity for lasagna-loving orange tabbies, you will not be disappointed.

It is fast paced and action packed. The levels are challenging, but not too difficult. By earning experience points and leveling up, you feel like you are progressing in the game. Being able to upgrade and design new cars makes collecting bolts and coins worth the money.

If you are looking for a good endless distance game, I suggest looking elsewhere.

If arduous platformers are your thing, then you will want to check out Project: Mayhem. It's only $0.99, so the price is right.

The gameplay itself is great. I like having to come up with words as fast as possible. That part of the app is worth the download. However, players have no control over their games.

The stunning graphics will just suck you right into the action, and it's definitely a fun challenge.

I am enjoying the game so far, since I do love word games. However, I would like to hear some music or sound effects while playing or navigating in the app.

A fairly generic shooter that tends towards being overly easy.

It is loads of fun and has classic arcade graphics. If you are a fan of ball drop games, retro games, or just having a good time, grab this in the App Store today.

If you're a fan of simple arcade or casual games, then I highly recommend checking out Irrupt.

Just like its predecessors, this plot heavy game will scratch any RPG fan's itch. Unlike its predecessors, it is priced right for mobile gaming.

I kind of wish that the game provided some indicator on the screen to tell you where the next bubble is going to be, because I'm having a bit of a hard time finding it before being a snack for the zombies. But I suppose that this is the challenge that should appeal to many.

If you like endless runner games, this has a fun twist that includes a bit of platform gaming. The levels are challenging without being too difficult and the gameplay is smooth.

If you're looking for a fantastically original game to pick up this week, I definitely recommend giving Negative Nimbus a try. It will brighten up your day, or even week.

I've been addicted to this game ever since I downloaded it. It's definitely a gem, and quite fitting for the spooky season. If you're a fan of death metal music, skeletons, eyeballs, or marble shooter games, then I highly recommend.

My only complaint is that it takes some trial and error to figure out where to make drawings in this version of the game, but it's still a great game even when you're experimenting.

I'm not usually a fan of these types of games, but I have actually been enjoying Mirrors of Albion HD during my time with it. I doubt I will be putting any real money into the game, but it's pretty engaging even if you don't.

Single player isn't fantastic, but when you have five people racing for gold, it's a lot of fun.

The competition is great. The game variety makes it interesting to come back to again and again. The game is free and ad supported. The ads are not intrusive.

Galaxy Cat has a great concept, but flawed execution. If you have a stylus to play with, that could potentially make this game a lot better. It does have cute graphics and decent gameplay, so it may be worth the risk to try.

This is a very interesting and challenging puzzle game. It reminds me of the movie "1984" with a bit of "Brazil" thrown in.

Players who like word games will enjoy the challenge of trying to create the most destructive path out of letters. However, it is not like Scrabble or Words with Friends. This game is less about creating words and more about the adventure of defeating enemies and unlocking treasures.

If you enjoy jigsaw puzzles and other games of this type, you should definitely give Slide Circus a look.