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When a little yellow ball's girlfriend is captured he'll turn the whole world upside down to find her.

Crushing random objects and critters with a massive rock is a surprising amount of simple fun.

Use physics and some clever trick shots to clear the balls from each level in this simple puzzler.

A psychedelic and spooky race of rolling heads.

This app brings the social experience of bowling to the iOS platform with some twists.

Players will be surprised by this cute but challenging game.

This physics based game featuring some fun feathered friends that bounce and roll but lacks anything surprising or new.

Rope, swing and grapple all the way from the center of the earth to the surface.

Help The Marbians return to their home planet by way of the usual means: Bouncing, flinging and rolling.

This game has so much charm that it would make Prince Charming look like a jerk, and rolling around its amazingly crafted environments won't disappoint.

The unpredictable physics of this coin tossing game is liable to leave players wanting to throw their devices against the wall instead of coins.

Taxiball is a spin on the Labyrinth genre that has you speeding through narrow city avenues in order to deliver passengers to their destinations. It's not a must-have, but its charm and personality make it a solid buy for fans of marble-rolling games.

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

WordFu is the latest offering from ngmoco, the makers of Rolando and Topple. It's a dice-based, kung fu-themed word game that requires you to assemble words from the letters you roll. The addicting and surprisingly deep gameplay make WordFu one of the bes

When given exactly the right starting photograph, PicTricks can create funny or interesting pictures. Like any image manipulation app, though, it requires time and effort to master, and will just as often frustrate as satisfy. It's definitely worthwhile,