Mino charges onto the scene with online multiplayer and a strong alternative to EA’s bloated, official Tetris incarnation. If you’re a Tetris fan, you definitely need to take a look at this!

Perfect Balance: Harmony is a polished physics puzzler and a port from the flash hit. The puzzles aren’t overly difficult, but it’s still a good game.

Reflexion by Trileet stands out among a huge group of Breakout clones on the App Store. A few have shaken up the formula with 3-D perspectives and circular paddle paths, but this game takes things a step further.

Drop7 is a minimalistic game that describes itself as a blend of “Tetris and Sudoku.” Combining falling discs with basic counting, Drop7 is surprisingly challenging and is definitely worth a look.

Ngmoco:) strikes again from their vault of creativity – Topple 2 is here! Read on to find out if they managed to outdo the insanely popular original, or whether it crashed like a pile of poorly stacked blocks in our hands-on review.

EDGE is a stylishly simplistic platformer in which you navigate a series of dynamic levels, trying to guide your cube to the end. It’s a challenging game, but a rewarding one, and the latest update adds plenty of new value—seventeen levels worth, to be exact.

Block Knights is everything that Tetris on the iPhone should have been. Blocks are played on all four walls, thanks to the accelerometer, and the result is a difficult and delighting game that really puts a fresh face on an old classic.

Tetris is a game with a strong following of dedicated fans and casual players alike. While EA Games has made a decent attempt at porting it to the iPhone, it falls short of its potential thanks to clunky controls and somewhat limited gameplay, which is a shame.