Mid-week iOS releases: Tiny Troopers, Project 83113, Duel of Fate, Ichi, and more

Welcome back to Pocket Gamer's round-up of the latest iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad mid-week releases.

As you all probably know by now, we produce this article each week because we're simply too busy to bring you a story on every single new game that hits the App Store.

These games have recently hit Apple's New Zealand outlet, meaning they should be available to download in the UK and US from around midnight this evening.

Radia is a tilt-based arcade title that charges you with collecting special orbs in the hope that they'll transform your once-glorious world back to its former vibrant splendour.

You do this across three unique gameplay modes: Level mode, which sees you complete 50 different stages; Endless mode, which is, of course, endless; and Timed mode, which asks you to survive for as long as possible across a variety of difficulty levels.

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This Doodle Jump-esque title allows you to create your very own little monster, then guide him through thousands of hand-crafted and randomly generated levels.

Naturally, all of them are filled with a range of obstacles and hazards.

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Project 83113 is an extremely interesting-looking "action-packed" platformer in which you use simple swipe controls to guide mankind's last hope, Belle, through a variety of levels.

You can jump, slide, and blast your way through waves of enemies just by tapping on their soon-to-be-lifeless carcasses.

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In Tiny Troopers, you take control of a miniaturised platoon of crack soldiers, who are small in height but big on explosions.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to battle your way through a variety of war zones and complete no fewer than 30 objectives, which involve blowing up structures and escorting civilians to safety.

Duel of Fate is a card-based fantasy-packed adventure that sees you use a customisable deck of cards to compete against evil witches and wizards, and avenge the untimely deaths of your family.

Once you've done that, you can battle random strangers from all around the world in this game's multiplayer mode.

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Playing as a slightly malfunctioning robot in No Red T-Shirts, you have to find vicious perps across 12 locations and fine them accordingly, and upgrade your robot so that he can exact harsher punishments.

You can even unleash Thor, the infamous god of thunder, and Chronos, the not-so-infamous master of time, if you're struggling to maintain the peace.

You can probably guess what this game's about. Using a catapult, you have to destroy forts, castles, and even a fire-breathing dragon in order to rescue a helpless princess.

As you complete each of this game's 64 levels, you'll unlock a special magic, which can be used to enchant your catapult and give it new abilities, such as powerful attacks.

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This one-touch puzzler is a lot harder than it initially looks. Your job is to collect golden rings across 50 different puzzles by rotating objects, utilising teleports, breaking blocks, and more.

There's even an in-built level editor, meaning you can create your own puzzles and share them with other players around the globe.

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