Invoking memories of Snake, Wormi is a quite fun game about dodging and weaving, and one that excels in multiplayer.

Jewellery Lab was clearly designed for a very specific demographic, but as far as the right audience is concerned it checks all of the right items.

The game is tough! But, given a few more hours with the game, I probably could have mastered it. I don't believe many people will want to play the game long enough to master it.

SXPD is ideal for any comic book fan who wishes they could dive into the pages of a high-speed chase.

Hanger's fundamental gameplay is very good and its weird, dark bent is intriguing. But the whole production just feels too cheap for it to be something truly great.

As a free game with a decent amount of free content and an interesting-if-flawed concept, Grabbity is worth checking out. I definitely find myself interested to see more of what can be done with this concept.

Evertales is beautiful, and the multiple character design is novel, but it never feels quite properly used here, and the length at launch gives me pause.

A trippy Minterian vision of retro-infused chaos and blur effects, RGB Warped is a good-looking but challenging-to-play game.

This de-make of the original is remarkably and admirably retro, but is it worth playing this stripped-down version?

This old-school looking adventure games includes some new twists to keep its murder mystery plot entertaining throughout.

Mad Merx: Nemesis takes a while to ramp up and suffers from some fairly problematic latency issues, but it still has its moments.

Hungry Gows looks a little simple and can be a tad unclear with its criteria at times, but it’s still a largely enjoyable game.

Mafia Rush is a fun dual-stick shooter that is different from other games in the category.

Robot Fish is an enjoyable game that is easy to pick up, play, and finish reasonably quickly with a B or C rank. It's those A ranks that will keep the player coming back time and time again, and that's where the longevity can be found.

Create shapes from stars and watch the high scores come flying in. Pity there's no GameCenter support, though.

Sons of Uruzime is a creepy tale with a Lovecraftian vein to it.

Flinging a crash test dummy is kind of fun, as Car Breakers demonstrates.

Raccoon Rising doesn't feel like an essential part of the ascension platformer canon; the overall feel of the game and lacking features make it feel like it falls just short of what it needs to be a truly great game in its admittedly crowded genre.

Sky Hero will appeal to those looking to scratch the 2D endless running/falling itch, which is not a bad thing. While it's an enjoyable enough gaming experience in its own right, the title doesn't have much that's new or innovative for this already over-crowded genre.

The art and parodied characters are probably the best thing about the game since the gameplay seems a little too familiar.

Offering some quirky but interesting trivia, this is a title sure to get kids interested in history.

Not for the faint hearted or the squeamish, Surgeon Simulator is often awkward but there really isn't anything else like it.

Conveying a positive story is a great step for Shuyan The Kung Fu Princess, even if it is to the detriment of the gameplay.

The key then is to remain accurate yet speedy – something that isn’t necessarily easy here. That’s also where the most satisfaction stems from. Gun Truck doesn’t get more complicated than that, yet it’s still fun to try to improve each time.

It's not the most serious physics puzzler out there, but it's fun and polished enough to merit a look.

This free-to-play shooter is a charming and more colorful game than its inspiration, Gears of War.

These bits and pieces keep Doodle Truck 2 feeling fresh, but it's all a little too slow burning for comfort. It's pleasing on the eye and there's fun to be had but it takes time to discover. Even then, it never really feels as exciting as it sounds.

Oceanhorn is a beautiful and ambitious game, but it's missing that special something to make it great.

The world of Dreeps is imaginative and adorable - which makes it all the more frustrating that you can't interact with it more.

Caveman Wars constantly feels like it’s on the verge of extinction. Given the amount of systems it juggles simultaneously, it’s impressive that they come together half as harmoniously as they do. However, their union isn’t quite strong enough to fully stave off the eventual collapse.

If anyone out there has a block shaped hole in their life that needs filling, this game is certainly an interesting twist on the block matching formula.

It's clear that StarRacing has a lot going for it. From the graphics and track design to the unique power-ups, the game has a lot of potential. However, there are a few kinks in the game that need polished to make this a five star experience.

Terafyn is a terrifically well-balanced and satisfying card-based rpg until it’s not.

Spellstone is an ideal card game for newbies, but could do with more... something.

More an experience than a conventional game, The Sailor's Dream is sometimes intriguing, sometimes vague.

Combining an auto-runner with a spot the difference game is a wise move for this charming if slow burning game.

It's hard to give Space Settlers a full recommendation. The base building sections are so good and strangely relaxing that it may be worth suffering through the combat. For some though, it may just be insufferable.

Clear Vision 2 is a great follow up to the original game. It’s a lot of the same thing but I like that it keeps going with the same story and delves deeper into Tyler’s troubled life. Fans of the original will want to pick this sequel up, especially since it’s only $0.99. My only complaint is that it can be repetitive and the missions are short, but this can also be seen as a benefit for those only wanting to distract themselves for a few minutes during the day.

This action roguelite is fairly standard and otherwise kind of unwieldy in this mobile port.

It's a very well designed game, and it's at a very reasonable price point, I recommend that you give it a shot.

Crack Attack! is a fun twist on the Match-3 genre.

Daddy Was a Thief is a decent and cute endless platformer, but it never really amounts to more than that.

The wealth of in-app purchases does feel a little cheeky given the $0.99 asking price but at least it's not essential to progression. Instead, that price provides players with a fun, albeit slightly unoriginal, take on the Fruit Ninja formula.

Anodyne Mobile is not the best PC-to-iOS port, but this Zelda homage with a mysterious world is still worth checking out in this form.

Whacking wolf after wolf over the head with a rake can get a bit tedious, but the game does it's best to vary the gameplay with kooky weapons. Save Our Sheep is a polished game and it does bring some unique mechanics to the tower defense genre.

All in all, if you love physics-based puzzle games, you'll find Bomb the Zombies to be a blast!

A tough game of careful thrusting and navigation, FlyCraft Herbie: Crazy Machines isn't for everyone, but it's well made.

Moon Track racing is kind of broken, but it's broken in the best ways.

Z.I.D does feel like it's missing a few features, but it can be mindlessly entertaining in it's own way.

Hopefully the planned future update that will include additional stages, levels and obstacles will also include an updated tutorial screen. For now, it's a quirky platformer that's immersive and fun.

There are some frustrating quirks, but the unlockable new bowling balls and lanes give the game more depth and a longer life for a good price.

It shouldn't draw you in but Lumo Deliveries will do just that, despite your better judgment.

Control issues aside, this is a great block matching game with some strong elements that fans of matching and stacking games can certainly enjoy.

Requiring a certain leap of faith, Glyph Quest proves to be quite a satisfying and complex Match 3/RPG crossover, but one that requires some time to really appreciate.

The game does look good; they really did match the look and feel of TRON, right down to the 1980's style computer fonts. But look alone isn't enough to keep you coming back for more.

This remade tactics game has a lot to offer, but its charm can wear thin before you’re done with it.

Level scoring, character power ups purchased with in-game currency and competitive leaderboards all help keep things fresh, but the core gameplay suffers a bit from the very simplicity that makes it appealing. That said, the gameplay is solid and the game is genuinely fun to play. In any case, the price is certainly right for players who at least want to give it a try.

Adjusting to Frog on Ice's somewhat unorthodox control scheme (and rather unfriendly progress saving) takes some effort, but it still manages to entertain.

This iOS port is fine, and otherwise this Resident Evil game is enjoyable in a kind of risk-averse, tried-and-true-formula kind of way.

A fun concept, mixing together Match-3 and tile sliding, Caveboy Escape is a little too easy for comfort.

Pirates and puzzles seem like a curious combination, but somehow SEGA manages to bring this PC mainstay to iOS with style.

Kingdom Clicker is an auto RPG/tapping game that isn't just about one lone adventurer.

Lub vs Dub is a fairly bland runner that’s much more interesting with a second player.

There isn't much to 1px, but what's available serves as a neat little distraction for platformer fans.

There's enough here to make Buddha Finger worth the asking price but it'd be a hard soul to not be a little disappointed at such early promise not quite following through.

Adventure Bar Story is a decent game. It hurts me to say it but decent is about as good as it gets. There are plenty of small moments of enjoyment, but the overall experience feels weighed down by blandness.

GoldMiner OL is a fun and easy to play game. However, the paid version is only worth it if the free version doesn't offer enough game play.

Kick the ball at the referee and watch the points fly in, thanks to this twist on soccer.

Stupid Zombies 3 is almost as mindlessly fun as its predecessors.

This roguelike takes some elements from 4X games, resulting in a largely unique but sometimes irritating experience.

A great game and it shines in so many ways. Players will have a great time with this title and they have plenty of levels to play for free while they evaluate whether or not they'd like to purchase additional levels.

The puzzles are varied in both variety and difficulty and simply exploring each level can be its own reward. Anyone searching for a collection of brainteasers that are a bit different from the norm should consider giving this one a look.

Chickon is a goofy spin-off on the classic iPhone strategy game Galcon, and although it isn't quite as addicting or deep, there's plenty of fun to be had.

Guide a wizard to safety by matching gems. Rescue Quest might not be an entirely original match-3 game, but it is quite fun.

The Tribez & Castlez is a nice kingdom to visit. Problem is, we've visited kingdoms like it over and over again.

Fancy Pants is a solid platformer with a ton of content. The number of items to collect each level will surely keep players occupied for hours. The speed is a little to fast, but besides that the game is really well designed.

Streets of Rage 3 is absurdly challenging, and maybe not quite as classic as the first two games, but this is still an entertaining beat 'em up, and is plenty of fun in wireless multiplayer as well.

While this game isn't the most visually stunning to be found in the App Store, everything works well and the gameplay is exactly what one would expect from a tic-tac-toe game.

This speedy racing game looks and feels great, but it's a little limited with no multiplayer and dopey AI.

Surprisingly fun and challenging.

Traintiles is unique and fits well on the iOS platform, but it's not a title that stands out from the midst of a star-studded line up. The sad reality is, despite unique gameplay and an impressive difficulty set, Traintiles quickly runs out of steam, and soon feels shallow and empty. My 6 year old self weeps openly in disappointment.

I really enjoyed Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots while it lasted, but it didn't last long. Once I'd trained up my fighter (the Blue Bomber) there wasn't really anything else to do. Hopefully we'll see a few more additions in the future, but right now it's pretty sparse.

Questionable origins aside, MaXplosion is a relatively decent platforming romp, albeit one marred by repetitive levels and uninspired boss fights, as well as occasionally unresponsive controls.

Swipecart is rickety, but never quite falls off the rails.

Does feel a tad expensive for what it offers.

Due to the nature of Speedway, Speedway GP 2012 might seem a little repetitive after a time. Fans of the sport will know what to expect though making it less of a problem. Just don't go expecting the kind of controls that come from other racing games, this one's pretty restrictive.

Cally’s Caves 4 is mostly just more Cally’s Caves, which is both a good and bad thing. The amount of upgrading and unlocking you can do here is a cut above previous entries in the series, but the combat still leaves something to be desired. Although there is a ton to do in Cally’s Caves, its lack of challenge might reduce your motivation to pursue all of it.

The game is fun to play and easy to enjoy for a few minutes. Players won't be coming back to the game day after day or planning out intense strategies for each level, but they will get a few minutes of arcade shooter enjoyment and flashy visuals for free.

SplitApple is one of those games that may not feature a lot of modes and extras, but that is okay. The meat and potatoes of the game is its archery system, which is designed well enough that there's room for true skill to develop.

A great port of the 1992 arcade beat 'em up, for better and for worse.

This zombie apocalypse sim would be fantastic if it weren't for all the rough edges.

Although it's not incredibly challenging to players with decent memories, Hidden Galaxies is still a surprisingly cool hidden object game. It's got some fantastic visuals, clever effects, and a very mellow pace that makes it a worthwhile form of relaxation and entertainment.

A lack of creativity and poor design choices keep this dungeon crawler from being as good as it could be.

On a Tilt is an enjoyable little app, but it's not particularly impressive or memorable even. At the end of the day, it lacks the longevity to keep you coming back. Thankfully, it's fun for a while, and it only costs a dollar.

While prolonged play gets repetitious, it's perfect for a few minutes of undead fun.

Adventure Time: Legends of Ooo is short, and adults should have little problem with beating the game and getting the Game Center achievements. But for fans of the show, it's a rewarding experience, jnand for the price of a taco, worth checking out.

It's fun for a time but, admittedly, things can get a little tired and samey.

Along with unlocking all the stages to beat the 96 levels packed into this game, the perk of unlocking comics is a nice addition. At less than a dollar for the iPhone version, it's perfect for children and casual gamers alike.