Every day hundreds of new apps make their debut on the App Store, and hundreds more are updated or reduced in price. We have sifted through the noise and highlighted those select few that might be worth your attention. For more mobile game trailers, reviews and news be sure to Subscribe to IGNMobileGames on YouTube.
Survivalcraft – ($3.99)
An all-new clone of Minecraft has washed up on the shores of the Store today, and it'll be interesting to see how it sales end up competing with the official Pocket Edition of its source material.
Pixels & Dungeons – ($1.99)
More old-school dungeon-crawling with old-school visuals.
Vanished: The Island – ($2.99)
SkyHorse Interactive kicks off an all-new adventure series by sending you to explore a mysterious island:
Stone Age: The Board Game – ($4.99)
Normally priced at $6.99, Campfire Creations has knocked a couple of bucks off of Stone Age for a limited time.
I Dig It HD – ($0.99)
For a more severe price drop, check out I Dig It HD – this subterranean adventure debuted at a price of $9.99 in 2010, so digging all the way down to just 99 cents is quite a savings.
Glow Puzzle – (Free)
Connect all the dots with a continuous path, but don't use any of the available lanes more than once.
Multiponk – (Free)
Up to four people can compete across a single iPad screen in this slick multiplayer take on Pong:
Gyro 13: Steam Copter Arcade HD – (Free)
This tough-as-nails copter navigating challenge rewards only those players with enough patience to steer their steampunk helicopter with subtle care.
Tentacle Wars – (Free)
This hit Flash strategy game first came to iPad, then iPhone last year. Today it's available for free – but only today! Similar to games like Galcon, Tentacle Wars is an attempt to distill the realtime strategy genre to its most elemental state. A 40-mission single player campaign and online multiplayer are included.
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Lucas M. Thomas is going to start working on his own original game, Craftmine. You can follow Lucas on Twitter, @lucasmthomas.
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