It’s that time of week again when the deluge of new releases finally land on the US App Store. It looks like a pretty decent week based on what’s in our weekly Coming Tonight post, and all those games are now available with the links provided there. As we usually do, we’re highlighting what is the most noteworthy release of the bunch and this week that game is Might & Magic Clash of Heroes ($4.99).

Clash of Heroes is a match-3 RPG hybrid in the loosest sense, and is wrapped in a massive single-player story-driven campaign. Typical RPG tropes are at play as you follow along with a ragtag group of young heroes as they try to save the world from certain doom.

Battles are centered around the matching style gameplay, and as we’ve talked about previously in our preview coverage of Clash of Heroes, this is the game’s biggest strength. There are layers upon layers of depth to the fight strategies and mechanics, and while the story and presentation are key components if Clash of Heroes was nothing but battling I wouldn’t complain one bit.

That’s sort of what the multiplayer is there for, though. You can play against AI opponents, battle real-life friends locally, or take on the competition online in asynchronous bouts. The single-player campaign in Clash of Heroes should keep you busy for quite a long time, but the multiplayer options are what really give it long-term legs.

Might & Magic Clash of Heroes originally launched as a Nintendo DS title back in 2009, and was re-released and enhanced in HD for home consoles in 2011. The iOS game is based on the HD release, and because of that the file is nearly a full 2 gigs, so just a heads up. Other than that it appears to be a fairly decent touchscreen translation of an absolutely phenomenal original game, so check out our forums for more early impressions and watch this space for more on Clash of Heroes in the near future.