It is common knowledge that educational games like GRE Word Scramble increase memory and IQ. But the only variable of worth is how fun the game actually is. Education is great but in order to enjoy learning, the teaching method is going to have to be friggin’ exciting.

The Sonic Boom iPhone App really does put the power in your hands. Just one swift swipe of the finger and you’ve struck a match destined for only one thing: the stick of dynamite waiting in the center of your screen. (…)

Sea Battle is a classic first person shooter with only one action button. Not that it’s a bad thing. It keeps the simplistic ‘shoot or die’ stance in mind at all times. (…)

Surf Report has dazzled our editors here at AppCraver and instantly entered the Editor’s Picks with a perfect 10 — it’s an honor we rarely bestow and we think Surf Report deserves the high score.
Surf Report is an app put out by the collaborated efforts of SurfLine.com and Oakley Sunglasses. (…)

Trace – What a time-filler! In this funky new iPhone app, you can draw your own paths and erase lines you made by mistake in order to get through moving obstacles and reach the level’s end.  The learning curve is incredibly easy. If you can pick up a fork, you can play this game.
One of Trace’s best features is its original soundtrack. (…)

Harp – The Harp App has just been released! After a long-awaited arrival, this musical iPhone app features a sweep-touch virtual harp with 14 chord structures in any of the 12 keys. This equates to a total of 168 unique chords.
The Harp application is a great educational tool for learning intervals, chords and chord progressions. (…)

rRootage is truly visually spectacular. It is often hard to keep your eyes where they need to be in order to beat the game because of all the beautiful imagery going on toward the top of the screen. This makes the game twice as enjoyable.

If you had a cannon, what would you do? So would I. Fortunately, this cannon is tiny, digital and comes as an iPhone application. Cannon Challenge is a hand held battlefield where you can destroy as many targets as you would in real life — all of them. (…)