Slide to Finish has clever ideas, but its execution doesn't quite reach the goal.

This game is a million digitized fist bumps.

The gameplay is basic and will come easy to those familiar with other sim games. Anyone with iTunes credit to burn and an undying live for sim games will want to check this one out. Otherwise, I wouldn't invest too much time.

Swipe the Deck is a simple idea and one that isn't quite as "Must Play" as one would hope. What is there, though, is an enjoyable distraction for a while.

A casual take on the RPG, QuestRun is fun but has a few niggling problems.

NewtonApples is a simple little game but entertaining. Throwing in a small section about the laws of motion is a great touch and adds to the experience.

The only thing wrong with Silverfish DX is that there’s already better and more varied versions of the same game out there. Specifically, Geometry Wars—a game that precedes Silverfish by nearly a decade—provides a similar experience in a more robust package. Silverfish DX just strips too many things out of a traditional twin-stick shooter and doesn’t add enough new stuff back to it to make itself stand out.

Bad Rabbit is a fun little title. It's simple to learn but addictive too. Action is fast paced but it makes sure to build up gradually so that players never feel overwhelmed.

Speedway Racers is a perfectly competent racing game. There are better ones out there but there are certainly worse ones too. Consider this a safe bet.

An extremely well made game that is lacking the required depth to make it a must have game.

It's fun enough for what it is, it just feels like it could have been more.

The popular Facebook card game comes to iOS and it's a fun if restrictive ride.

Monster House will definitely appeal to those who love both spooky and tycoon games – but I don't see this game winning people who aren't already infatuated with those genres over because of the lacking visuals and dull pace.

Ride 'Em Rigby is a game that doesn't break any new ground, but it is good enough to satisfy the Regular Show fanbase that will check out the game because of the license. It's solid yet inoffensive and that's perfectly fine.

Word Off has its issues, but the technological achievement is fairly impressive. It's definitely worth checking out for at least that aspect alone, as they absolutely nailed it.

The gameplay is fast-paced and challenging but well balanced by power ups and upgrades that allow the player to reach new levels.

It's a lot like Clash of Clans, but the use of the Star Wars license means you don't mind so much here.

Chasing high scores with just one finger works well for Mmm Fingers.

Cracking Sands is a comprehensive top-down racer. Although it plays like many other racing games, the numerous game mode, races, and customization features make it one of the better racing apps available.

G.O.A.T. is pretty good, but it's not the greatest puzzle game of all time.

Shuffle Cats is a really good multiplayer rummy game that shows promise of getting better over time. It appears as though updates will come to the game providing more single-player content, and the connection issues should only get better from here. It may not be the deepest multiplayer card game out there, but it's dang fun and looks really nice.

The Maze Runner is a surprisingly enjoyable movie tie-in that will succeed in keeping players guessing.

The game is just plain satisfying to play and the ever-present draw of earning better gear is a great motivator. I'm not too keen on the way the increasing difficulty can back players into a corner if they're saving for a particular gun (and completed stages can't be replayed), and money takes a long time to earn, but that's just how it is. I mean it's a game about shooting zombies. What else does anyone need to know, really?

It's a quite simple game, but Soccer Girl Adventure comes with a very important anti-discrimination message.

It turns out that dividing up trash can be quite fun in a chaotic kind of way.

It's unfortunate that there only seems to be one mode to play through, but it's a forgiveable flaw at this low price point. It may not reinvent an already saturated gaming genre, but Bust A Marble is a fun distraction.

Soccer Rally Euro 2012 won't quite have the longevity of even Ice Rage, which was not a deep arcade game, but at least had high scores to go along with its tournament modes. This game is more about simple amusement, which is fine, and it is a $0.99 universal app with some detail put into the graphics, so it's not a waste of money.

Not quite as strong as the original installment, Blackwell 3: Convergence is never less than thoroughly likable and entertaining.