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.

What this tactics game might lack in production values, it makes up for with its fast-and-loose approach to design.

I’m getting to the point where I think the casual puzzle game genre is getting a little saturated. It seems a new game comes out every week that attempts to become the next Angry Birds. That being said, I don’t think that Be Together will dethrone the top games out there but I do think that it is a worthy addition to the genre. It has some lovable characters and visually-appealing artwork that makes for a friendly game environment for players of all ages.

Slip and slide in Dreamslide Plus, a line drawing game with potential.

Simple to look at, Stealth Assassin might not look immediately beguiling but it’s a highly enjoyable experience and one that’s perfectly priced.

Cut! is a video-based movie trivia game, lacking the finer details.

Line 'em up and clear 'em out in this topsy-turvy tile matching puzzle game.

Sky Gnomes is an interesting short-term play experience, but those that try it out should be warned: the temptation to spend money on IAP will hit. Progress just feels too slow otherwise.

One of those games that's certainly very interesting, but I don't necessarily think it is all that entertaining as a game. The weirdness will wear off at some point, and unlike Katamari Damacy, the core gameplay mechanics don't lead to anything that's fun to play down the line.

Bending light is super fun in Lyxo, but trying to bend the controls to your will is decidedly less so. This isn't such a huge deal so long as the current challenge you're facing doesn't have too many arbitrary gimmicks layered on top of it. This is to say that the early stages of Lyxo are compelling thanks to the freedom granted to you, but the further you get into the game, the more time you spend on fighting with it.

Fans of this cult classic might be pleased to hear that the 3D futuristic RPG is receiving a new lease of life on Apple's iOS platform, even if its replay value isn't all that high.