Category: iPad Games »

This solo card game serves up fast, fresh, and fun puzzling using plain old playing cards.

This free-to-play has some inspired aesthetics but otherwise feels like a full embrace of pay-to-win design.

Zach Gage’s latest puzzle game applies a logical bent to traditional crossword puzzles and may just become your new daily word game ritual.

This brief adventure explores unique territory while maintaining a swift pace and emotional depth.

This puzzle game guides players to build practical townscapes in a ton of creative ways while shooting for a high score.

This battle royale’s genre-bending ideas are sound but they need some more room to breathe.

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

This adventure game’s simple story and message are held up by gorgeous visuals, solid writing, and excellent soundtrack.

This charming roguelite about a magical duck doesn’t try to overcomplicate things.

This stylish runner has some great ideas, but they don’t quite come together as seamlessly as they should.

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

This management game puts you in the shoes of a gig worker but sends mixed messages about the trials and tribulations of such work.

This action roguelite delivers fast, combo-based action that feels surprisingly comfortable to manage on touch screens.

This short adventure game is all about maintaining momentum through its bizarre and unsettling world, which is mostly a good thing.

This murder mystery lacks confidence to the point that it takes any meaningful sense of control away from the player. The end result feels like little more than a repetitive guessing game.