Puzzle Craft is a fine blend of addictive casual gameplay elements, giving rise to a puzzler that you'll gladly keep coming back to without the usual guilt-factor associated with repetitive gathering.

FIFA World Cup features a few minor necessary changes from FIFA 10 and while they may not be enough for fans to jump from the console version to the handheld one it's still a great football game for your iPhone.

If you're looking for a new spin on an old classic, Monopoly Millionaire doesn't completely reinvent the wheel here, but has a couple new additions to make things interesting, that should keep the enthusiasts more than happy.

PrismaPix is a brand new puzzle experience brought over from Kris Pixton's secret cache of PC-based titles and much like PathPix its addictive charm is immediately apparent thanks to the clever use of logic gameplay akin to games like Minesweeper.

Almost a product of its environment, sporting hyper-color, hyper-speed gameplay in a Pachinko-style title that's meant to fill up seconds, though this can quickly turn in to minutes.

Though it doesn't compare to its air-based forerunners in terms of realism, Battle Supremacy offers a light and accessible dose of simulated warfare.

If you're after a whole lot of puzzles to eat up your spare time, look no further than Block Rogue as it gives you more than just a checklist to complete.

There's a lot going on in this 2d skating game that is quite fun and enjoyable. The controls somewhat damper the experience, but not enough to warrant skipping this if you like skateboarding or mission based gaming.

'Been there, done that' isn't quite fair to say of a game like Whale Trail. Although it may seem like yet another endless title, its stellar level of presentation; clever level layout variation; and simple control scheme make it worth checking out, even if it doesn't last forever.

Taking turn based RPG combat away from fantasy and sci-fi, and playing things in a courtroom is enough of a spin to make Devil's Attorney worth a play (and the stylish character that the game is infused with doesn't hurt either).

If you're looking for enjoyable co-operative run-and-gun action, Meltdown has you covered.

A new take on an established formula and while it may be slower-paced than similar titles, you'll also need to be thinking much further ahead.

Where similar titles have opted for a high difficulty curve, Monorace opts to make things easier to jump in to while still having enough of a challenge to keep you interested.

Dark Meadow a gorgeous and at times engaging take on the Infinity Blade style of gameplay, tempting players to delve ever-deeper, but quickly getting stuck in a rut all the same.

Part Operation Wolf, this Ninja kill-a-thon is loads more fun than it probably has any right to be.

Herd Herd Herd Deluxe is the kind of game that's perfect for younger kids while still being a great investment for the adults in the family with its late-game challenges.

Fans of matching puzzle games should give Async Corp a try. While not treading new ground, it accomplishes good gameplay with flair.

The Bard's Tale is a near perfect adaption of the 2004 original and while this means players can expect a quality title, it also means people who disliked it the first time around are unlikely to be persuaded to enjoy it this time around.

Time Ducks is the sort of arcade game that occurs when you let your imagination run rampant while tying it down with solid game design principles; it's not perfect, but it's a fun ride while it lasts.

An enjoyable physics flinger with a funny premise and lots of variety. You also get to sumo butt-stomp for purposes of carnage.

Where so many platformers have struggled to find a foothold in the App Store, Bounce On 2 manages to grip on and demonstrate how it's done.

Joe's life in The Flood: Salvation depends on your ability to solve complex puzzles; that may be bad news for Joe, but at least you'll have fun trying.

Z The Game isn't just limited to classic gamers and RTS fans; while there is a steep difficulty curve to climb, the simplified RTS features are easy to learn and adapt to.

Despite its faults, Mega Mall Story is an excellent sim game that will have fans of the genre glued to their iPhones for hours.

Though you might feel pushed towards purchases near the end, Fright Heights is a seriously testing puzzler with a clever and compulsive hook.

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition knows who it's aiming for and hits the mark almost perfectly, but as a result, gamers yet to enjoy the deep complexity of such an RPG may be quickly overwhelmed and even put off by its clunky design.

Lightopus is visually intriguing and aurally relaxing, as you swim around protecting your babies, and having them feed on your enemies. A unique experience.

Cover Orange 2 ($0.99, Universal) is a bit too similar to the original to garner a higher score, but it still provides lasting enjoyment making it worth picking up.