There are three words on which to focus here. We’ll go in reverse. “Aurora” is an effect. The playing field shimmers and glows like the Aurora Borealis, only with moving stars. “Solitaire” is the game on which this is based, as it’s played much like the klondike variation. But here, “Words” replace numbers. So, rather than create columns of descending numbers, you’re flipping cards in hopes of spelling out words.

Blackjack World Pro is more of a training app than anything else. It kind of has to be, since you’re not actually wagering money, of course. You’re also not playing anyone else. Here, it’s just you against the dealer, but that’s what makes the app useful. You’re going to learn the rule variations at the six included casinos, so you’re ready to go when you jet off to Monte Carlo for the weekend. Blackjack World Pro supports 22 card counting strategies, and can use them to offer you tips on what to do next.

When it comes to gaming, the iPhone is an unusually fun platform on which to get your fix. With all sorts of games ranging from classic titles to new 3D breakout games, there is something for everyone. That said, there is a nice variety of games based around words. They all offer their own type of interface and gameplay, and each is interesting in its own way. In this app review round up, we will be looking at iAssociate, WordSolitaire, Wordulous, and Lexulous.