HeadshotsAlley is not a "for all ages" kind of game. The subject matter, visuals, and overall difficulty might be too much for some to handle. Anyone who isn't bothered by these three elements, however, should have a grand old time blasting face and chasing that high score.

Switch & Drop is a fairly typical Matching game but it has a few small tweaks to make it more interesting - at least for a little while.

Players must weigh risk vs. reward in this dice-based free-to-play dungeon-crawler.

Tiny Troopers is fun in small doses and has the makings of a pretty cool casual war game. It's just that the soldiers' movements aren't entirely accurate. An issue that doesn't go well with permadeath. It's certainly entertaining in its own way, but requires a lot of patience to get anywhere.

Use strategy and tactics to control time and earn stacks in this steampunk-themed card game.

Tactics Maiden is strategy comfort food, until it overstays its welcome.

Manipulate the pipes to reconnect the water supply in this simple yet entertaining puzzle game.

It’s just tanks, battling it out. It’s not the best-controlling game ever, and the concept won’t light the world on fire, but it’s just tanks. It’s 99 cents to control a tank across 70 levels, and that’s it.

Mixing up puzzle elements with Chess-based sensibilities is a fun move for this simplistic looking puzzle game.

Warhammer 40K: Armageddon is complex, robust, and not for everyone.

Gunman Taco Truck has a certain charm to its concept and gameplay structure, but its component parts end up feeling too disparate and random to be compelling. This, combined with some weird gameplay quirks, make it hard to stick with the game for too terribly long.

With plenty of puns and parodic content, Ferris Mueller's Day Off is an entertaining if sometimes illogical adventure game.

It's not exactly fun when a game forces you to depend on loading and re-loading frequent save files to make progress, but this is core to Rebel Cops's design, and at least they make it relatively easy to do. For some reason, this was enough to allow the game to really hook me, though I can't say I was all too glad to find myself sinking as much time into Rebel Cops as I did.

While Flick Champions isn’t anything worth writing home about, the many different ways to approach the title helps augment the replayability. It is hard to say how long it will maintain a player’s interest, but at least the potential for preoccupation is there.

A simple concept, Cloud Breaker is fiendishly challenging. Even for those used to the brick-busting genre.

Brodlzottn clearly uses a lot of endless jumping and running style mechanics that we've seen before but it still feels fresher than many. It's down to the concept really, it's so utterly bizarre and unique.

Bubble Fins doesn't reinvent the wheel, sticking to bubble popping conventions, but it is a fun and challenging take on a very familiar format.

This competitive match-three game layers in complicated in confusing systems, but ultimately retains the simplicity of a multiplayer puzzler.

Freefall Defender is extremely simple but it's also kind of fun. It doesn't set the world on fire but it passes the time nicely enough. Give it a shot if you're in the mood for quirky simplicity. Don't expect depth though!

Round One - Fight! No quarters required for this iOS adaptation of a tabletop adaptation of the arcade fighting game genre. How's that for a combo?

On the Grid! is a good idea that is worth sharing though. Just know there isn't much to it besides that good idea.

The shaking method to destroy the droplets is a nice touch but Liqua Pop still feels like something that either needs a price drop or some extra features to make it truly worth a purchase.

Drift Pool may have some unfulfilled creative potential but that's not the worst problem a game can have. As it stands now, this breezy, casual take on pool will do just fine.

Qube Kingdom has cute visuals, but it's a pretty basic tower defense game at heart.

Mark of the Dragon is a bit rough and scaly, but flying into battle on the backs of dragons makes for good times.

HOME: Boov Pop! is a fairly typical Match-3 puzzle game, lacking real spark.

Trivia Death Math with Ken Jennings is a rapid fire quiz game where players go up against the legendary Jeopardy player.

Occurro is not the most feature-packed dual-stick shooter, but what it does it does well enough. Don't expect the most in-depth experience, but a solid example of the genre.

Battle prehistoric creatures and reunite warriors in Cavemania; a chest-beating, arrow-slinging, tribal adventure packaged in a match-3 strategy puzzle.

While not an entirely new concept, Extreme Bike Trip — with its addictive turn-based multiplayer — will still keep players coming back for more.

Zombie Wonderland 2 isn't the next revolutionary, groundbreaking zombie slaying title but it does what it does well and with simple controls, too. There are a lot of zombies out there. Time to thin their ranks a bit, and enjoy doing it.

You'll wish that Lastronaut had more to offer, but it's still pretty fun.

Wings Remastered is an iOS adaptation of the popular combat flight game of the 1990s.

Setting sail in the name of tower defense just ends up feeling like more of the same.

You won't fail because of the game's inadequacies. You'll fail because of your own doing. This does make for an acquired taste.

Simple to play, Final Kick is a pretty enjoyable penalty shootout simulator that soccer fans will appreciate.

A simple but cute word game, Beejumbled should keep word game fans bzzzzy for a time.

Solitaire Chronicles is a formulaic but fun game of solitaire.

The artistry is impeccable and the concept is fun, making Immuno an acceptable game for all ages. Blast those body-invaders and post on OpenFeint or play locally. Either way there are hours of germ crushing mayhem to be had with Immuno.

It gets samey, but that doesn't stop throwing fruit at monsters in Chicken Boy from being quite entertaining.

Braveheart manages to entertain for a short while but then it quickly starts to wear thin.

Though Fast Five the Movie: Official Game is supposed to be a compliment to the film, it honestly feels like another attempt to milk Gameloft's existing customer base.

Catapult King does a fine job at bringing the popular physics puzzler genre to 3D, and even if it doesn't really do much more to move the genre in a new direction it's a fun game to play.

Not a bad game. It's just kind of bland. Fans of Centipede might enjoy an iPad-friendly version of the game, and it does have gnomes in it. Everything is better with gnomes. It just doesn't take a lot of risks, doesn't do anything particularly unexpected.

Jet Set Go is not going to win over folks who generally avoid this genre, but it's a great pick for anyone who enjoys resource management titles.

More of a cute trick to show off to friends than much of a time-sink.

A little too simple at times, there's still something rather charming about WWI shooter Six O'Clock High.

Massteroid is a bit simple and abrupt to play, but it’s great for killing little pockets of time.

Five Nights at Freddy's is back with a sequel that will once again make players wonder what they ever liked about animatronic animals.

Build up a fishipedia with this simple to play and quite satisfying casual fishing game.

Like a piece of parchment, Paperchase is beautiful but thin.

It wasn't quite worth $2.99, but for free, every RPG lover should at least give it a shot. Then you can go for a more polished game like Zenonia or Inotia 2.

Nothing's incredibly wrong with this endless runner, but nothing's incredibly right about it either.

Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey feels more like the start of a great idea rather than a fleshed-out experience.

Train your way to the Super Bowl in this free-to-play sports management game.

Arlo’s Adventure may not be the glorious homage to classic adventure games that I was hoping for, but it has been a fun ride for the most part. It’s certainly not running short on potential. Plus it’s fun to utilize Arlo’s powers in unique and interesting ways.

A touch on the easy side and quite short, Doggins is still a charming delight of an adventure game.

To get the most out of Bam Fu, it’s best for players to turn their brains off. That may not sound like the best advice, but if summer can be the home of dumb, fun movies who says it can’t be the same for games?

Follow the Rabbit is a great introductory game for kids just getting into the world of mobile-gaming, and those looking for a very lightly paced, fun game in-between meetings or on the bus-ride home. It's not that the game does anything wrong; it actually gets a lot right, but for its sake, let's hope future levels offer a bit more of a challenge.

Despite its bizarre protagonist, Lion Pig is a pretty standard platformer.

Negotiate various traps and spikes in order to get the zombies away from the Grim Reaper's clutches in this quite fun puzzle game.

7th Playground has created a winning platform game here, and even with the quirky storyline, this game shines as an enjoyable adventure.

Do we really need in-app purchases that effectively over-simplify (even break) the game early on?

Though Dino on Fire still plays very closely to Clash of Clans, fighting as dinosaurs has its own appeal.

Though Death Golf shows early promise, the lack of variety, repetitive mechanics and frustrating movement controls hold it back from reaching its aspirations.

Some really fun puzzles and spot on fluid physics make this game super entertaining. Some less than perfect English translations also bring a bit of unintended humor to the game.

A harmonious mix of F2P features lead Outernaut's simple monster battling to victory.

This combat-focused platformer has a great sense of adventure despite some middling combat.

Siegecraft TD is an open-field tower defense game that wastes its most interesting aspect on a multiplayer mode that's got a steep learning curve.

Animals vs Mutants is cute and fun for a time, but strategy enthusiasts won't find it to be a challenging hunt.

There are certainly ways to innovate on retro gaming's classics, but this one felt a bit too close to the original with some additions that it didn't really function quite as well into drawing me into wanting to play it.

I love Max and the Magic Marker more in concept than in execution. If the platforming elements were tighter, and if the exploration elements were properly accommodated by the game, then this could be something truly special. However, as it stands, what you have is a game that is at times brilliant, but mostly frustrating.

The 7th Guest: Infection does an excellent job converting a classic puzzle into a full blown game, but the level of patience and strategy required to fully enjoy the game might be a turn off for some.

The end of the world turns into an opportunity for acts of mayhem against the undead. However, it's not all fun and games!

Galactic Striker isn't the most inventive or flashy shooter out there but it has some interesting points and is fun to play. Just don't go quoting it to any friends.

It's just unfortunate that the harder difficulty level really doesn't feel that much harder than the standard level. It's a worthy game for fans of the genre and benefits greatly from some nice original touches. Just don't expect to be challenged.

Fans of the original arcade game will find even more to love with the updated version of Plunder!. I enjoyed playing it and I think it has a lot to offer with its strategic gameplay that can be played for short or long periods of time.

ROD is a unique, entertaining effort. One I'd highly recommend everyone try at least once.

Minor miscalculations aside, Megamassive is an impressive physics-only puzzle game. It’s incredibly easy to learn and fun to experiment with even if it can be a tad too unforgiving.

There are many interesting and new ideas that Color Collider brings to the table, but sadly the mechanics can become increasingly frustrating the more difficulty the player encounters. Issues aside, it is both a fun and challenging game that is bound to give the masses fits for quite some time.

Sometimes less is more, especially when it involves disorienting gun fights in the air, and no I'm not talking about Jason Statham - I'm talking about Jump and Shoot.

ENYO is pretty great fun, but doesn't quite hit the high bar that Tinytouchtalesset for themselves with Card Crawl. It's still worth playing if you enjoy roguelikes, but otherwise it may not hold your attention for long.

Players will need to be quick and clever to keep progressing in TerraCraft, but they'll have tons of fun doing so.

Spinbot Battles is not as tight or exciting as a robot action game probably should be. Still, give it a chance and it may prove to be as rewarding as all games should strive to be.

Fibble can be infuriating to deal with, particularly when things are just slightly awry, but the game still has its fun moments. With some tighter design in future levels, perhaps this would not be an issue, and the game would be a lot more fun.

GemCraft isn't the prettiest of games, nor one with an involving storyline, but it does have a lot of depth. The combination of gems, structure building and unlockable skills makes for a potent mix.

It's tough to choose between enjoying Iron Force and loathing it when half of the matches feel one-sided.

It is fiercely tough at times. Frustratingly so in later levels. Everything else about it is excellent with the hand drawn artwork appealing, the soundtrack worth actually listening to and the unlockable system enticing players to continue.

Quotation forthcoming.

A few tweaks to the familiar format, Angry Birds Stella will appeal to fans, but will also infuriate at times.

Not a perfect 300, but good enough.

The controls are simple, but not easy to get the hang of. It's a lot of fun to look at and interesting to play but often ends up being more frustrating than fun.

Quote Unquote is a fun and novel game. Finding the answers in famous quotes isn't a gimmick and it's really unique. Anyone who loves crosswords will enjoy this app for sure.

iPoe 3 offers still more creepy animated stories from Edgar Allen Poe, and that’s a good thing.

This puzzle game has a unique concept, but it gets so difficult that it can be hard to appreciate.

This is a fine way to play a fine old game but to be clear, RayStorm is undeniably an old game.

Super Monkey Ball Bounce is a lot like Peggle, but not quite as good, plus it's littered with freemium based irritants.

As a puzzle game, Monster Madness HD has a few neat wrinkles but is largely uninspired. It's simple, responsive gameplay combined with it's strong art style will probably make it shine as a way to entertain kids in the Halloween spirit.