Lost Within isn't as spooky as it'd like to be, but it is an interesting horror story.

Incorporating a blitz style mentality with Time Management gaming makes for a fast paced Diner Dash experience.

A little basic to look at, What A Wonderful Word packs quite a punch for those looking for more cerebral word gaming.

Space Qube makes it easy and fun to build spaceships. Playing with them is kind of disappointing, though.

Letters From Nowhere will last Hidden Object game fans a long time, but that's partly down to its restrictive energy system.

Socioball is a tricky but well made collection of puzzles relating to getting a ball to the finish line.

Showdown: The Card Game is admittedly addictive, however app glitches and a non-intuitive set-up hinder the experience.

DUO! is pairs but with a few noticeable improvements, and a few urges for in-app purchases, too.

Ticklefluff is a Bop-It style game with a cute main character.

Bouncy Bits is an exceptionally tough game that's still kind of fun.

The problematic screen and lack of some of the more memorable game modes makes Zookeeper DX a difficult one to gauge. While it maintains all the charm and addictiveness of the DS incarnation, it feels lacking.

An enjoyable romp for Evil Dead fans.

An auto-runner with charm, Go Go Ghost is forgettable but entertaining.

ATOMINE certainly is a unique twin-stick shooter, but the visual aspects that make it look cool also make it harder to play. There are certainly neat things about it, particularly its modular weapon system, but even these things are obscured by some questionable visual design choices. Although the game is generally a pretty fun shooter, there are other ones out there that are more fun and less confusing.

Proving quite the slow burner, CastleVille Legends is a well-made but flawed freemium based realm building game.

Simple card gaming ensures that Mighty Smighties is a good introduction to a popular concept.

Tedious level designs and time-consuming game mechanics frustratingly tarnish this timeless classic.

The game definitely works as something that requires some thought, but nothing too strenuous.

Talking dogs and big guns. It's a match made in heaven before the repetition sinks in.

Manipulate gravity in your quest for golden eggs in this simple, but competent, puzzle platformer.

Bottle Empire is an intriguing mishmash of many game types, but it doesn't always hit the spot.

Anyone into either zombie games, or the dual stick control scheme, should give this game a shot. It's not an extremely deep game, but it does a nice job of combining zombie destruction, linear levels, and dual stick shooting into a nice brain eating package.

Predator Simulator lets you play a psychotic lion. That's a fun thing.

I loved the concept of Cat's Island and the graphics are well-designed. If it wasn't for the controls, I would have had a hard time putting it down.

Draw Breaker is an interesting concept, one that works well enough, but it could be more compelling with the right structural tweaks. There's an endless mode that's promised to be "coming soon" and I think that would be a great addition to keep things interesting.

PixWing is a little short on content but it's rather pleasant flying.

Gibbets 2 is a fun, fast-paced puzzler. The game forces players to make quick decisions and make good shots.

Simple to learn and satisfying to complete, TripTrap is an attractive casual puzzle game.