I recommend checking out Infinite Skater if you want a simple pick-up-and-play infinite runner that will pass the time.

I recommend giving twofold inc. a try if you love a challenging puzzle game and are tired of the same old matching games out there.

I love the infinite number of levels, and unlocking and collecting new cocktail flavored color themes adds to the replay value.

However, while Baum looks and sounds great, the controls are a big problem for me right now, and I can’t fully recommend the game until it is better optimized in an update.

I highly recommend Crashlands if you’re a fan of hilarious crafting RPGs.

I highly recommend getting Dungelot: Shattered Lands for yourself if you love a good roguelike dungeon crawler that will keep you entertained for a long time.

I would personally hold off on Tower of Fortune 3 until the developers make some fixes to the difficulty in the beginning of the game. But if you’re looking for a real challenge and are up to the task, then by all means, go for it.

I highly recommend checking out Momoka: An Interplanetary Adventure if you liked titles like Soosiz and Swordigo, or just love a good platformer adventure to spend several hours on.

As a big fan of match-three puzzle games, I am so glad to see something that breathes new life into the tried-and-true genre.

Still, I recommend giving Venture Kid a try if you’re looking for a classic, Mega Man-like platformer to check out over the weekend.

Captain Cowboy is a good time waster, and the best part is the fact that there are no in-app purchases or annoying tutorials,, so it’s just you and the game.

I love the retro style of Punch Club, the chiptune soundtrack is a joy to hear, and the depth of strategy and training involved to go from nothing to a hero makes for a fun, addictive, and challenging fighting simulation RPG.

The game looks great, the battle system is fairly straightforward but requires strategy, and there’s a lot of content for free.

I still recommend giving Cut the Rope: Magic a try, but beware of the underhanded tactics that the developers have gone through to try and get even more money from you. If you’re forced to use a hint, just force quit and restart — that’s what I did.

I recommend this game for anyone who is looking for a futuristic action game that tests your skill level.

The controls feel natural and the responsiveness is always welcome, especially since you have to be pretty precise in this game to begin with. Frogmind has done it again with this surprise sequel.

Still, I recommend checking out Into the Dim if you’re a fan of old-school roguelike RPG games and want something challenging this weekend.

I recommend checking out Devouring Stars if you are a fan of RTS games or just want to relax while controlling pure chaos.

Lifeline Silent Night continues the series with an all new compelling storyline that isn’t quite as engaging as the fresh approach of the original, but is still well worth picking up.

Still, I recommend giving the game a try if you like charming puzzle games that make you think.

I recommend giving Tilt: Quill’s Quandary a try if you love physics-based puzzle games and don’t mind tilting your device around like crazy to play.

I highly recommend checking out Bebop Puzzle Beat if you like jazz and puzzle games.

I recommend giving Magic: The Gathering – Puzzle Quest a try if you are a fan of match-three RPGs and fantasy card games.

Still, I recommend giving BLOCnog a try if you’re into sliding block puzzles or just want a casual game experience that everyone can enjoy.

I highly recommend Maestria to any puzzle game fans who want something new and different.

Still, I recommend giving I Wanna Be A Hero a try if you’re a fan of rhythm-based games and love a good grid-based dungeon crawler roguelike.

I recommend giving Sequence – Connecting Numbers a try if you are a fan of puzzle games and don’t mind numbers thrown into the mix.

I recommend checking out Brave & Little Adventure if you enjoy a fun puzzle adventure mixed with a dash of hidden objects.