Look ma, another ball rolling game! Yeah, but there's something about this one that I like, despite some issues I've had with it. Maybe there's some sort of subliminal message buried in the music. Who knows? What I do know is that despite failing repeated times on some levels, I'm always ready to come back for more. I think you will be too...

On or around September 2nd Com2Us will be releasing their next great iPhone game, Slice It! The game is all about proportions, as you divide various shapes into a certain number of slices each roughly the same size in area. It may sound like a game that only math geeks would play, but I assure you it will be fun for everyone.

There are plenty of run and jump games on the App Store, and most of them involve some mix of involuntary running and voluntary jumping. Unfortunately, too many of them don't offer much else, save a different look or various obstacles to jump over. Thankfully Monster Dash brings something new to the table, as you get the opportunity to blast away monsters while you're, well, running and jumping. It's a small change, but it makes all the difference in the world.

The world of Dr. Seuss comes alive once again on your iPhone and iPod Touch. This time you get to help the Lorax replant several gardens that have been devastated in the hopes of attracting the local wildlife back. The engine is built around the same one used for Flower Garden with a few embellishments that really make it work well. This really seems more like a simulation than a true game, but it's still fun and worth your efforts.

This edition of Random Selections is a bit odd. The games don't really relate to each other, which is basically supposed to be the point of the article. However, one of them isn't actually available any more. Cow Tippin' is no longer on the U.S. market, and I don't know if it's elsewhere or not. I think it might have gone through a name change. You can still get Fortune Panda, however, which is a fun little "collect all the money" game with a cute panda and some nasty lobsters, frogs and trucks.

What do the Earth being invaded and a jumping robot have in common? They're both the subject of games developed by Kuyi Mobile, of course. This up and coming casual games developer sure knows their stuff, as they've managed to make two entertaining games in completely different genres in a relatively short amount of time. Read on to see what I mean, then go check them out at the App Store...