You do this by drawing a guidance line for each aircraft to follow using the touch screen. The iPad version of the game delivers the same increasingly frenetic gameplay but with a pretty hefty package of additions. There are updated graphics and new airfields to conquer. Meanwhile, you can share your iPad with a friend and play the game together either cooperatively or competitively.

Zombies are shlumping their way toward your home and the only way to survive is to strategically deploy a yard full of undead-battling flora. But it really sinks its teeth into our collective gaming brains on the iPad.

The spacious screen and multi-touch controls really feel like the very best way to play "Plants vs. Be prepared This super cute, super polished game of demolition has received a lovely high-def update for the iPad. The twisted yet adorable graphics have been prettied up and the game has the room it needs to breathe on the big screen. The game's goal was deceptively simple: Wrap rope around various wooden figures by using the multi-touch screen and tilt sensitivity.

As you wrapped the rope around the wood, the wood it touched was then splashed in paint.

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The goal was to cover as much of the object in paint as possible. With "Zen Bound 2," this oddly absorbing gameplay mechanic returns and remains the same, but this time around the beautiful wooden artwork gets the show it really deserves. As you twist and turn these objects, the beauty of the imagery suckers you in just as the rope puzzles twist your brain in knots. All the original levels are here plus many more and a new "paint bomb" mode adds an interesting twist. Meanwhile a new soundtrack from Ghost Monkey makes this game a treat for the ears as well as the eyes.

A fast-paced online word guessing game, it works like this: You're given a word and a time limit and by drawing pictures on the touch screen you must do your doodly best to clue in a virtual room full of people as to what that word is. When you're not drawing, you're trying to guess what words other players are drawing. Though there is a version for the iPhone, the drawing mechanic is best suited to the iPad's spacious touch screen. After all, you're going to need all the room you can get to try and draw a picture that describes the word "wilderness. The atmospheric adventure game known as "" gets a second installment both on the iPhone and the iPad.

But the place to truly enjoy the game's lovely hand-drawn art and moody environments is on the iPad. The iPad is the perfect place to delve into this game, with its mix of "point and click" adventuring, hidden object sleuthing and puzzle gaming.

And this 2D, side-scrolling version of the game for the iPad is really hitting its paces too. Players control Faith Connors, an outlaw "runner" in a not-so-perfect future society.

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With swipes and flicks of your finger on the touch screen, you'll send her running, jumping, climbing, sliding and rolling her way across the rooftops of a gleaming metropolis. The parkour-based gameplay flows so smoothly it sucks you right in. Meanwhile, the iPad's sharp HD graphics are simply dazzling.

And the iPad's spacious screen offers room enough for head-to-head multiplayer matches with two players each using half the screen as they try to outrun and outmaneuver each other. Certainly there's lots of great gameplay to be had here. In this simulation game you play And you use your almighty finger to interact with your very own planet that you shape and tend to. Your finger will bring sunshine and rain to grow things, it will work miracles to awe little mortals into following you, and it will push your converted followers to do your bidding.

The art and graphics are bright and adorable and the iPad's generous screen real-estate makes managing your entire planet feel comfortable rather than cramped. Something to note: This game is a "freemium" game, which means that you don't have to pay a dime And yes, more power is oh-so-tempting. Also read: Is iPad gaming living up to the hype? Expand Explainer. Show discussion. No more playing lonely games So much for solitaire — game makers say the future of gaming is social Below: x Jump to explainer Games that make the most of the iPad explainer x Jump to discuss comments below discuss x Next story in Citizen Gamer I heart indie games — and you should too related.

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