It looks good and sports some clever ideas, but there's very little strategy to this CCG.

SomaSim brings us a historical city builder for iPad, but 1849 isn't quite surefire paydirt.

Dragon Swarm is a streamlined real-time strategy game that plays much better than it looks.

Game of Dragons is a laid back casual adventure game, and it's quite relaxing.

Episode 3 isn't the strongest episode thus far with seemingly all the focus placed on plot progression rather than offering clever puzzles. It'll still keep players interested though and has certainly piqued my interest ready to try Episode 4.

There is no question fans of the first will welcome these new levels and appreciate the super-charged little To Fu. Those looking for a new casual physics puzzler should definitely check this out, too. Just don't expect any surprises and be sure to start in a Zen space before playing – success requires a lot of patience.

This could have been a lot of fun, but the frustrations with the game kept me from getting engrossed like I should have in this stylish pixel art trial platformer.

Dodge and dive in this challenging game all about avoiding the bullets that one fires.

By giving players a decent amount of lives and plenty of time to explore the level, Donkey Jump seems at least aware of its own difficulty. Still, that isn't enough to make up for how one must fight against the game itself to make any progress. It's hard for all the wrong reasons.

Game of Gods is a fun and unique spin on the Clash Royale formula, provided you can put up with or pay to opt out of its ads.

Mindless but fun sums up endless shooter Gunship X well.

In short doses, it's quite pleasant but it lacks the longevity of the game it's so keen to ape.

Glitch Tank is a trippy little game. It's a shame that its aesthetic, while appreciated, can be a little hard to look at. Still, it's an experience totally worth having.

War in Space is a retro Tower Defense game with some issues but a charm of its own.

Though Block Breaker 3 is a strong re-entry for Gameloft into the genre, it reeks a bit of trying too hard.

A fun game, but it is best approached as more of a full sensory experience rather than a mindless time sink. The gameplay may not be revolutionary but the complete experience won't leave players disappointed.

It's always tough to score such retro collections because no matter how it's presented, these are 30 year old games. They're done well though and realistically. There might be a few bugs and glitches to be found, but it's still an excellent way of rounding up an important part of gaming history.

While it's an incredibly deep and rewarding game, there's an enormous barrier for entry. And even after learning most of the ins-and-outs it can still be a rough road. Still, it shows an incredible amount of promise. With an update or two it could be a real gem.

While on its surface, Blocks Hurt! might seem a little too cheesy or low budget for most players, that shouldn't keep anyone from giving this wonderful game a try. It's unique yet familiar at the same time, and it does this without pandering to or alienating the player. Blocks might hurt, but this game makes them hurt so good.

Despite efforts to keep things fresh with a good selection of aliens and impressive armoury, repetition does creep in as the player is essentially looking for keys to open up doors, and then backtracking to said doors. This wouldn't be too much of an issue if the player could just dip in for 5 minute blasts, but unfortunately the game doesn't save progress in terms of rooms unlocked.

This sleek puzzler is good, but never gets fully going.

This puzzle game asks player to combine atoms to create elements.

A simple fun game, with gameplay and styling that will likely appeal to a wide variety of users. It's easy to start playing with enough depth and difficulty to offer fairly significant replay value.

Rating a game like this is tough, because you will get a good deal of enjoyment out of it, but it doesn't really do anything that will remember the experience. At the end of the day, if you love RPG's, you'll like Illusia. Just don't expect greatness.

It's quite expensive for what it offers. It's a fun game and one that will stick around on my iPhone for a while to come, but it is expensive, given what other titles can be purchased for $0.99, and its reliance on understanding the game of Poker beforehand.

Stick Tennis is an enjoyable time-waster when the ads aren't getting in the way. Personally I'd have preferred banners instead of videos I can't skip but everyone has their own preference and anyone who can make peace with the occasional interruption should enjoy themselves thoroughly.

Rarely are there games that can successfully manage to tickle the critical thinking and humor quadrants of the brain. Tales of Monkey Island – Episode 3: Lair of the Leviathan does this with ease, while showing players a little taste of old school gaming. This is an quest well worth continuing.

This is a fun game and for the price it's certainly worth jumping in, even if it's just to enjoy a run through a really pretty forest.