Wizardlings has quite the pedigree: Not only was it published by Square Enix (who are of course legendary for their JRPGs), but it was created by Liv Games, the great indie company behind the iOS hits Legendary Wars and Monster Wars. Unfortunately, Wizardlings is a pretty simple app designed for a very casual audience. You start off as a young wizard and make your way around a grid-based world, trying to complete quests and collect items as you go.

If you're looking for an easy way to add text to your photos, then you should check out Over: text+ photos . The lightweight photo editor only does text overlays, but it does so with style and ease. Over uses a dial as its menu, which is a nice change from the traditional button-driven interface

Binary Hammer's 30/30 is a timer app for people who need to get lots of things done in a short period of time. The app lets you set up several consecutive tasks and allocate the time you need to get each one done.

I can't keep up with everything Chillingo is putting out on the App Store lately -- they're really kicking out the jams over there.

Sketch Nation Studio started out as Sketch Nation Shooter last year, a "game" on the App Store that actually let you make your own shooter game by using scanned-in pictures and a few scripted sets of rules. As creator Nitzan Wilnai told me at GDC earlier this year, he heard from a lot of users that they wanted to make games other than just shooters with the engine.

Bills from Sockii recently landed in the iOS App Store, and we took the bill tracking app for a spin. Like its competitors, Bills has all the core features you need to track and organize your bills.

SpellTower is a challenging word game that was recently updated to version 3.0.

There are apps that teach your kids math and apps that teach your kids language arts and then there are some like Murky Reef by Frolyc that teach them both.

I don't like to spend a lot of time keeping myself on schedule.

Did you ever find yourself ready for a night out and clueless about where to go and what to do?