5 awesome new titles awaiting iOS gamers inside the Apple App Store

Casual and jazzy, Bebop Puzzle Beat puts Bosco, Miles, Hot and Jelly on a trip that spans dangerous forests, fun fairs, gigantic towers, and the fabled Land of Magic! The four musical greats are on a quest to rescue the soulful singer Mila from peril, voyaging through a charming world that's inspired by the vivid 1940s, appropriate soundtrack included. The puzzler spans 120 levels across its six different worlds, 10 game modes to test your skills, 12 tiles to turn for their game changing abilities, and an original soundscape. The Bebop puzzler is also free to download.

Longing for some action figure action? Here's Fantastic Plastic Squad, a game in which you travel back to 1984 and commandeer a team of five rogues that carries the same name and spirit. Choose between the Cyber Squad, HeroBots, or Glamazons formations and throw a fight against Dr. Demonocle and his Legion of Goons! Action figure mayhem aside, FPS is all about third-person action combat inside a world full of heroes, accessories, and villains.

In Fortress Destroyer, you have free reign in building the biggest, meanest fleet of battleships imaginable in order to face the bad guys at the Blackwater navy. An action-RPG, this game lets you choose between the three ship classes, stock up on powerful guns, and upgrade them with Modules. Armed to the teeth like this, you can jump into one of 15 missions and deliver unspeakable damage with storms of bullets, ramming enemies to bits and pieces, and triggering ocean boiling... yup, boiling the ocean, right there on your mobile device! How does that sound? It's the sound of having 15 ship types, more than a hundred weapons, and 75+ modules to throw against the masses! There's also a plot in this game, by the way, but we're pretty sure the story of mr. Aiden Black's rising as a naval overlord won't be quite as gripping as ramming enemy ships!

Set in the universe of "Metro 2033", author Dmitry Glukhovski's hit sci-fi novel, "Metro 2033: Wars" is a turn-based, open world strategy game in which things have become pretty grim for the human race. Nuclear rubble is all that's left of the world we know, and with its surface not just un-habitable, but thriving with mutated, alien-like monsters, the Moscow Metro's endless maze of tunnels has become the new home of humanity, represented by factions of survivors fighting one another. In "Metro 2033: Wars", you'll enjoy strategic battles with tactics and special attacks, pursuing story-driven goals, traversing no less than 189 metro stations, assembling squads out of 25 types of mercenaries, 24 different factions, and 20 building options for managing your resources and keeping everyone in your clan alive. Notably, the game contains no in-app purchases — you'll pay exactly once for the whole post-apocalyptic shebang!

Captain Quill is a hedgehog, which is quite amusing on its own, but it doesn't explain how he lost his hat. Finding this essential part of the naval uniform (actually, only article of clothing on the captain...) is what the game is about. Tilt features 100 levels of deck-tilting, physics-based gameplay that's entertaining and easy to pick up. The game is played with intuitive, accelerometer-based controls to keep your hands busy, while your eyes are filled with beautiful illustrations and your ears are absorbing a jaunty and original score. This game is also devoid of in-app purchases, so your two bucks won't be spent on a cute demo.