Help Inspector Gadget dash, swing, and float across rooftops with a few gadget tools. Save Penny from the clutches of Dr. Claw in a game based off of the TV show. Read on to find out all about it.

The red ball from Bounce On is back, and this time is trying to go as high as it can. Does it offer anything new to the casual endless genre? Find out...

A Moon For The Sky is a new casual endless game, but this time you draw the platforms. Read on to find out if it's worth picking up.

Infinity Blade may be the most hyped iOS game of all time. Does the game using the Unreal Engine 3 live up to the hype? Read on to find out.

It seems that siblings are nothing but trouble, and this is the case with Gameloft's Dungeon Hunter 2. Your brother has taken control of Gothicus and plunged it into darkness, and as a son of the Immortal King, you aren't going to stand by and watch. Read on to find out more.

Ready, set, escape to run for your life while switching up gravity in the process. Gravity Guy is the newest game from MiniClip who brought you Fragger among others. Read on to find out if this is one will be the next runaway hit.

Launch yourself in the air, and try to fly for as long as you can to lead your Viking to Asgard and a Valkyrie. Read on to find out if it soars or falls flat.

A planet is in peril, and you need to save breakfast items from a UFO. Spin the planet to collect breakfast items, and bounce balls away from the planet. Think you're up to the task?

Fly Effect Real 3D has you flying through a steampunk universe filled with complex pathways. The game also uses stereoscopic 3D for the red and blue classic 3D glasses. Read on to find out all about it.

Wispin offers up a new game mechanic combining color matching and arcade action. Move around switching colors to pop pests of certain colors. Click through to find out if it's worth picking up.

Cookie Rush tasks you with saving villagers from death at the hands of a massive wrath fueled cookie. Are you up to the challenge or will the cookie crumble?

Epic War TD isn't just another tower defense game. It looks to stand out with it's art style and heavy duty enemy waves. Read on to find out if it truly is epic.

Astronut is a new casual endless game where you jump from spinning planet to spinning planet. There are actual levels, a load of enemies, and a ton of action. Click through to find out all about it.

Hako is a new casual endless game that was made in only 24 hours. Travel through 3D space dodging cubes as you go.

Action arcade game where you click to move, and land on bombs to kill chasing space bugs. The game is reminiscent of Tilt To Live and Pac-Man. Click through to find out all about Silverfish.

Buck the bunny from GameSpot commercials gets his own iPhone game with Buck and the Coin of Destiny. Read on to find out all about it.

Death Worm is the official port of the classic game by JTR, and brought to iOS devices by PlayCreek, makers of Stoneloops of Jurassica. It is now live in the App Store, but is it worth picking up. Also how does it compare to Super Mega Worm? It's time for a killer worm smackdown.

It's time to go as deep as you can in Ultra Deep. Tilt to avoid platforms and collect diamonds on your descent, and stay in front of the top of the screen. Read on to find out all about this casual endless game from the makers of Zombie Escape.

Draw bubbles around enemies, and blow them away as you play as the Big Bad Flower. The game offers a unique mechanic, but is that enough? Read on to find out.

Fans of the hack-n-slash side-scrolling genre that also appreciate RPG elements would probably like this game. But before you spend your cash on it, I found a few flaws of the game that I feel should be addressed. Read on to learn more.

In Soccer Stealers you get to play as a fan running on the field, taking the ball, and trying to play keep away for as long as you can. Click through to find out all about it.

Tilt To Live has finally arrived for the iPad with a brand new look. Read on to find out if it's a big change from the iPhone version, and worth picking up.

Heads Will Roll is a casual endless downward game where you roll colorful heads between platforms as the screen constantly moves downward. Click through for our full review.