A slow paced game that at first is reminiscent of Chinese checkers, but is actually quite different. Whether playing the puzzle mode against the computer or a game against a friend, board game and puzzle fans will find value in this title.

It's Minecraft meets Tower Defense on the iOS. You're either gonna love it or loathe it.

Color Sheep is a reaction based skill tester at its core, throwing you to the wolves and having you mix the right colors to stay alive. It likely has a very specific audience.

Pug Run is a heart warming little endless runner, and much like the animal it portrays there's not a lot going on between its ears - it's cute, but lacking in substance.

Kingpin Lanes provides a gripping concept that will (initially) keep you coming back for more, but despite the wealth of wonderful ideas the novelty soon wears off and you'll struggle for a reason to keep playing.

Fetch is an adventure title that knows its audience is quite young, but still manages to remain appealing to all ages thanks to its richly designed set pieces and novel series of mini-games.

An endless runner that gives you plenty to do and paces its power-ups and upgrades well. Framerate issues cause it to be more frustrating than fun.

Collapsticks is a neat and tidy puzzler that could easily have spiraled in to chaos (like so many other physics manipulating puzzlers), but instead it offers a range of thought provoking challenges.

Unmechanical is a wonderful adaption of the PC title and an excellent puzzler brimming with atmospheric visuals, alien soundtracks, and brain-ticklers that come in a surprising range for such a short title.

Stargate SG-1: Unleashed Episode 1 suffers from a handful of technical flaws, but is otherwise a treat for fans of the TV series and of light adventure games in general thanks its action-based hooks and intriguing time-travel storyline.

This iOS port takes an interesting game and makes it shine thanks to the tilt controls.

As ridiculous as its name, Ridiculous Fishing is simple, fun, and should keep players happy until they've seen everything the game has to offer.

Towel Fight 2 takes its influences from games like The Binding of Isaac, and by extension, The Legend of Zelda, but its controls turn a well designed game into a frustrating experience.

A competitive match-3 game with some fun gameplay, somewhat hampered by focusing on multiplayer and being freemium.

While not as breathtakingly novel as its previous release, Super Stickman Golf 2 doesn't mess with a good thing and builds upon this solid core by adding all new hazards and power-ups, as well as utilizing a rewarding progression system that inspires you to reach greater heights of skill.

A middle of the road endless runner with a fair approach to the store.

Fury of the Gods may be heavy on the wrath, but it quickly settles in to a seething rage, followed by a feeling of empty anger as you crush, zap, and summon over and over without a need to adapt to the challenge presented to you.

More of an experience than a game (containing challenges and goals), Melodive is an otherwise interesting trip worth taking.

A charming little shark orbit arcade experience that is a little more devious than it first appears.

While more content is promised for Grow Dammit! it'd be great if the game took the time to explore the mechanics it already has in play with more depth - playing with the light and shadow (as well as water trails) is fun, but it feels like it's holding back.

We could knit-pick Knitted Deer all day long, but while it may look like a groovy retro title, it feels like it should have spent a bit more time on the drawing board.

Liberation Maiden may be short, but its Zone of the Enders-lite gameplay ramps up quickly and ends on a high note, making it worthwhile even if it does leave you wanting for more.

A very engaging, and enjoyable arcade flinger based on magnets, complete with impeccable presentation.

Sonic Dash doesn't seek to innovate in the auto-runner genre, and for that alone it's disappointing, but if you scratch beneath the surface you'll find a game willing to throw a significant challenge your way.

Cognition Episode 1 is an otherwise dark and engaging adventure game that's left feeling crippled thanks to a poorly optimized adaption.

If you're willing to forgive the combat for being completely stiff and graceless, there's still a bit of meat left on AVP: Evolution's bones, but not much.

A novel concept in basing a puzzle game around sinking billiard balls, but takes a lot of time and patience to learn and conquer.

Simple high score action based around avoidance. A lot of fun, but not a deep experience.