Samurai: Way of the Warrior With most 3D games, "game art" is a technical term. Not so with Samurai: way of the warrior. Although Madfinger is still a synonym for visual quality on iOS, their later games are, visually, less original.

dream:scape Other than a decent story and amazing artwork, there isn't much to this game. Based on this unlikely premise, their one-man-team managed one of the most unique titles on iOS.

NyxQuest Apart from being a cool platform with polished touch controls, Nyxquest approaches Disney quality with its romantic palettes and magical environments.

Dark Break Dark Break came out overpriced, plagued by approximate controls and diminished by uneven frame rates. Even so, fans of anime styles won't find a better 3D title to put on their iOS shelf.

ORC: Vengeance It takes one coder, one artist and one musician to make a game, right? Using this iconic, yet minimalist formula, few studios arrive at console quality - they did.

Raid Leader The awesome thing about Raid Leader is that you won't tell that it's 3D by looking at the screenshots. Visually sober, efficient, flawless.

AirAttack HD While Air Attack doesn't shine by its originality, the graphics are *competent* - will blend easily in a game arcade.

Vampire Origins RELOADED A survival horror gig that won't surprise you but still outdoes branded conversions for atmosphere and originality

Save Toshi DX Save Toshi is a 3D puzzler. As such it's got a lot of... blocks. While the special effects aren't bad, it is Toshi's good looks that got her a place on this list.