iBlast Moki is challenging, charming, and fun. With a full level editor and user level sharing function, the best physics game on the iPhone creates almost unlimited replay value.

Orbital takes simple gameplay and dresses it up with a unique “gravity” feature and enhanced graphics. The game can be very frustrating at times, but that won’t keep you from coming back for another try.

Wanna hurl virtual ragdolls really hard at obstructions? Or throw stick-figures gently over a wall? Sound fun? You’ve come to the right place…

Magnetic Joe 2 is a paid follow-up to its formerly free predecessor that provides a nice mix of arcade action and momentum-based puzzles. It’s fun, light-hearted fare that will please both fans and newcomers.

Physics + puzzle = iPhyzzle. This challenging game’s simplistic concept hides a devious interior, with gravity at its core. Nice visuals, added to gameplay value, complete the iPhyzzle armoury.

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.

When creating dice you gradually learn what looks best. When something is produced that looks exceptional in motion, it’s a great feeling. I can see this being fun for everyone from young children to fandom enthusiasts to grandmothers who’d rather look at their darlings than standard pips on monopoly dice.

Illusion Labs has released yet another innovative and gorgeous game for the iPhone, leveraging the platform’s multitouch and hardware strengths. The question is – will you be playing it to the end?

Pinball Dreaming: Pinball Dreams is a remake of a classic Amiga game from the early 1990s. Updated graphics add to the sound effects, music, and game play, and all combine to make this not only a great recreation of the original but also a fun diversion.

Fantastic Contraption has survived its port from the online Flash game with exceptional grace. Its well-implemented puzzling system and expansive community portal for downloading and sharing levels make this one a no-brainer.

Crayon Physics Deluxe presents you with 50 levels of crayon and paper filled puzzling. You draw lines, boxes, and other shapes in your quest to cause a red circle to travel from its starting point to the ending point, which is always a yellow star. As the levels progress this requires more and more ingenuity, but the game is simple enough for anyone to pick up and enjoy. The included level editor adds a little longevity to the game.

MotionX Poker Quest pushes the original game them forward slightly, but is pretty much the same, solid game.

A great physics based puzzle game

iChalky is a fun little dancing stick figure that you can control. 99 Cent Gem

Aqua Forest by HudsonSoft is a different kind of application — part puzzle, part physics experiment, but all fun.