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Yes, finally, it’s time we forget about campus rules, drinking age limit, and enjoy a classic game of beer pong. This iPhone game lets you play solo, in the arcade mode, or challenge a friend to a 6 or 10 cup table. There is no beer to be drunk of course, but the fun is guaranteed.

Beer Pong Challenge lets you play the all-time college favorite game you enjoyed so much as a frat member, in your own virtual garage you can decorate with wining photos of yourself as you stack up those empty beer cups. The controls are pretty self-explanatory, both simple and intuitive. The red bulls-eye moves back and forth across the table, while the arrow in your left-hand side of the screen decides how high you throw. Tilt your iPhone left or right to move the target and up or down to aim higher or lower. The game needs precise timing and positioning to get the ping-pong ball in the beer-cup. Simply tap the button to throw, or hold it down to follow the flight of the ball, see how your throw went and decide on future trajectories.

Burning Tires from FishLabs comes to your iPhone and iPod Touch as an arcade racing game that lets you choose from a lineup of wacky cars and race in tournaments on off-road and crazy tracks. Needless to say the game is simply not your average race game with NeedForSpeed real cars on asphalt streets, struggling to avoid traffic, an driving with that extra care as not to damage your car and leave the race.

Burning Tires takes the normal out of racing while keeping all the rules of regular racing games (i.e. be the first to cross that finish line) and gives you a set of 7 wacky looking cars, with over-sized tires and race in 4 tournaments that progress in difficulty. Each has three races, and your finish position gives you a number of points that are added up at the end of the third race. That final score determines your overall position. The tracks are set against a desert, volcano or icy background, all with impressive graphics. The cars also behave extremely impressive against the graphics, with a great use of visual and sound effects.

Zynga launches LivePoker quickly getting to the top of most downloaded apps from the Apple Appstore, and infecting even those that made it a point not to get addicted to casino games. With LivePoker, Zynga brought the excitement, the strategy, the stress and the joy of winning that big pot that only Texas Hold’Em can provide.

Being the first ever app to be launched in the App Store that makes use of Facebook’s Connect Platform and lets users sign in to LivePoker using their Facebook account. For non-facebook users, the game lets you use your Hi5, Bebo, or MySpace account to play. Simply sign in to your account, invite friends from your list to play, or choose a table and join others as you call and raise the stakes.

LivePoker can offer even the most experienced players hours of fun gameplay, coupled with realistic features like a drink bar that lets you offer cocktails to friends and opponents. Choose an avatar, or use the one from your Facebook account, chat with friends across the table, and generally enjoy your experience like you would at the best tables in Vegas.

SGN brings the bowling alley in your living room with its iPhone app iBowl. Similar to Wii style of bowling, iBowl uses the iPhone’s built-in accelerometer to create a more realistic user experience. You can now use your wrist, swing with added effect, do it with style or with speed. Either way you choose, iBowl gives you the ultimate bowling experience right in your living room, making it as realistic as possible.

iBowl is Wii style bowling on your iPhone. Using the built in accelerometer the iPhone can now be used to bowl. But what makes this game stand out is the way you control your bowling ball. To bowl in iBowl, simply drag your ball to position it wherever you want on the alley, and, when ready, hold down the “BOWL” button in the middle of the screen, and this is where the fun begins. When you’re holding it down, you’re virtually in complete control of your bowling ball. Be a professional, do it with style.

Her name is Lola, she cleans your iPhone or iPod Touch screen, and if you saw her somewhere on the street it would break even the manliest men amongst you. Jared Judd’s app Screen Cleaner provides you with the most entertaining, fun and oh-so-cute way to clean your device screen.

The app employs eight cute dogs of eight different breeds to lick your screen clean. Choose between an English Bull Dog named Meatloaf, a Basset Hound named LambChop, a Miniature Schnauser going by the name of Streusel, Biscuit, the Chinese Hairless Crested, the crowd favorite Lola, a Maltese, a Lasso Apso named Izzy, Kissy, the Chihuahua Greyhound or Gia, the Italian Greyhound.

A challengingly simple game, Fuzzle for iPhone has managed to grow under our skin, as the app brought the gamer out in all of us. The game from CandyCane puts at your disposal probably one the most interactively challenging games for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

With Fuzzle, you control a set of colored balls as you move them around the screen to form a line of at least 5 balls of the same color and clear out the screen. Each ball needs a clear path to be moved from one location to the other, and each move that doesn’t clear out balls from the screen adds more balls to the board. Each addition is displayed for you to plan accordingly your next move, however, their placement is not, making the game even more interesting.