This arcade-style sports game is still in its early stages, but already shows a great deal of promise.

This platformer is tight and punishing, which can be satisfying but also tedious at times.

This roguelite fps has enough variety to be a serviceable solo experience, but it's best enjoyed with others.

In producing a second "homage" to Michael Brough's roguelikes, Loopy Wizard feels like an also-ran.

This choose-your-own-adventure storybook seems to try its hardest to stop you from exploring its wide variety of endings.

This dungeon-crawler lulls you into a false sense of familiarity before giving way to some of the most playful and creative puzzle challenges the App Store has to offer.

This puzzle game may not throw too many curveballs, but it is so well constructed and convenient to play that you'll wish more puzzle games were built like it.

Moncage's ambitious puzzle design would be way more frustrating if not for the game's best-in-class hint system.

This it the definitive way to play Kathy Rain, even though it doesn't feel all that different from the original.

Blind Drive has one job and has trouble doing it.