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No matter how well you know your way around your favorite MOBA, one thing can still hold you back when the action heats up: not being fast enough on the mouse and keyboard. Or as Futurama's Robot Devil , "stupid fingers." Arena of Heroes by Sneaky Games and Zattikka solves that problem with an ingenious turn-based solution, but several other aspects keep it from really shaking up its genre.

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Just because you work in a high-tech laboratory and wear a prestigious lab coat, that doesn't make you any smarter than me. The League of Evil series has become well known around the App Store for its challenging, instant-death platforming gameplay, and for giving the world's smarty-pants scientists exactly what they had coming. But how does League of Evil 3 stand up against the same scientific bloodbaths we've already been enjoying for the last several years?

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Ah, Charades. The ol' party standby that you whip out when your guests have been at the alcohol long enough to start dwelling on their depressing life choices. Even though sitting in a room and shrieking out random words is what makes Charades fun, Mixamo's Charade Parade for mobile provides a quiet, single-player charades experience. It's novel for a while, but technical issues will soon prompt you to turn off your iPhone and rejoin the real party.

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Layton Brothers: Mystery Room puts players in the gumshoes of Lucy Baker, the newest deputy constable at London's New Scotland Yard Serious Crime Division Classified Investigation Agency Headquarters, or the Mystery Room for short. Lucy signs on as the assistant to Professor Alfendi Layton, investigator extraordinaire and highly capable son of the riddle-loving, tea-drinking Hershel Layton of Nintendo DS fame. While Alfendi's focus is on heinous murders instead of peculiar artifacts, the same keen eye and puzzle-solving capabilities that served the elder Layton will help Alfendi snag criminal suspects.

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Like a sneeze, Contra: Evolution made an abrupt appearance on the App Store at the start of June. But as quickly as you could say "gesundheit," CocoaChina from the service, stating that "The version that was (briefly) available was the version built for the Chinese app store, but CocoaChina is building a version optimized and translated for western audiences. They're still in the development stage of that version, but the plan is to launch it at some point later this year." CocoaChina added that they were "definitely considering the best available options for people who purchased the earlier version."

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Diner Dash Rush takes PlayFirst's iconic time management franchise in a whole new direction. Rather than focusing on a down-on-their-luck business owner that needs Flo's help to save their restaurant, Diner Dash Rush simply throws players into a daily grind as they're challenged with earning as many points as possible using Flo's new tools (and new look). Unfortunately, this is one experience that quickly turns from fun into one that has you asking "now what?"

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You were once a proud Samurai warrior bound by honor to protect your village and countrymen. You once embodied the tenets of the ancient discipline to a T, and all foolish enough to challenge you were felled by your powerful ball and chain. You were once part of a glorious line between order and chaos; one in a long line of fearsome champions...and now you are dead.

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Toca Boca has become the name to contend with in the world of pre-schooler apps. Apparently able to consistently make accessible, imaginative, fun apps out of thin air, their releases have become de-facto purchases for many parents. But, perhaps bored with the lack of challenge resulting from their mastery, they've decided to branch out into the realm of primary school children.

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Dark Manor is a brand new spooky hidden object social game from Big Fish Games, with a unique strategic and city-building twist. In the game, you'll be guided by the two ghosts of your great ancestor's deceased wives, who lead you on a journey to restore your family's haunted manor in all of its ghastly glory. Because hey, as luck would have it, you happen to be able to see and communicate with these ghosts as well!

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If there is any type of game it feels like Disney well and truly owns, it's the Where's My...? series begun by , starring Phineas and Ferb's pet platypus/secret agent. The latest in the series goes back to the very foundation of Disney by using Mickey Mouse, which ties in to the upcoming new-styled cartoon shorts the company's animation division is producing.