Lumo’s Cat delivers an entertaining strategy game that trips up on freemium mechanics, but is still worth picking up for the compelling strategy challenge and excellent design.

Crush ($0.99, Universal) tosses you into an avalanche of blocks, and you will need all your skill to avoid from being crushed by the onslaught. It’s a thoroughly engaging arcade app that is worth the minimal price of admission.

Bowling Central offers a compelling new style of bowling that is worth picking up for the purchase price.

Sky Force Reloaded is a well designed arcade shoot ‘em up that looks better than it plays, but is still a quality iOS experience.

Snapimals delivers outstanding gameplay and design that would make it a must have title, but the free to play mechanics knock it down to simply worth downloading with frustrating limits.

Bombcats (Free, Universal) isn't the most deluxe game in the App Store, but it's straightforward cute fun that is worth picking up.

Gunship X looks good, but is just too redundant to recommend making it one to skip.

Red Game Without A Great Name delivers a fresh iOS challenge that is worth teleporting into today.

Nozoku Rush offers fast paced number crunching for a surprising amount of fun that’s worth the price of admission.

SideSwype is a well designed game that is easy to play, while challenging you making it worth picking up.

Shatter Alley offers a nice twist on the brick breaker genre to make it worth picking up with the well designed touch, visual, and audio aspects.

Minions Paradise doesn’t break the mold, but delivers a relatively compelling simulation building game that is worth picking up.

The Last Vikings is a great theme delivered in a well made package that is worth charging into.

Block Fortress ($1.99, Universal) crafts a whole new experience with a lot to dive into, and simply experiment with. It’s a brilliant idea of combining genres you wouldn’t think go to together, but the execution isn’t as good as it could be to the detriment of the whole game.

World Zombination is a deluxe creation with a whole lot to go through that is worth your time for all that you can play.

1001 Attempts ($0.99, Universal) nails the “one more time” attitude of the genre to keep you coming back to the action packed game that is relatively the same each time you play. 1001 Attempts is worth picking up for some hectic fun above all else.

R.B.I. Baseball 16 is the first year that we can actually recommend to pick up.

Astro Golf revitalizes mini-golf on iOS with an all new form that is worth picking up.

Globosome: Path of the Swarm is an enjoyable adventure that is worth the price of admission with a high quality world to explore.

Merged! delivers an intriguing puzzle experience that is worth picking up.

Doodle Kingdom doesn't reinvent the wheel, but does keep you entertained throughout making it worth picking up for all new combinations.

Puzzle Bandits offers a fresh new matching challenge that is worth checking out for plenty of fun.

Deus Ex: The Fall isn’t bad, it’s just not great with the main takeaway being disappointment based on the promise the game showed.

Give It Up! offers rhythm based fun that delivers a good time when you tap to the beat making it worth picking up. Be ready for a challenge though.

Naughty Kitties has a promising beginning that seems to stretch out endlessly leaving you with the same game each time out. The game is just too repetitive to recommend, and it’s worth noting there are in-app purchases to help you upgrade faster.

The Walking Dead No Man’s Land is a surprisingly engaging turn based strategy game that is dragged down a bit, but is still worth picking up.

Bust-A-Move Islands offers an all new way to Bust-A-Move that is worth picking up.

Exiles delivers a deluxe space adventure that is worth picking up to give you a whole lot to play.