The classic beat-em-up comes to iOS for the first time, but is hampered by control and difficulty issues.

Performing multiple tricks in the air, trying to top the Game Center leaderboards and working hard to make it past a checkpoint on a particularly difficult level are all elements that kept me from putting this game down.

Racing is fun and varied thanks to Touch Racing 2's different take on controlling things.

Those in-app purchases might prove a bit pesky, but Spellfall is a mostly fun Match-3 puzzle game.

Warlord Strike is a neat but flawed twist on MOBAs. Though it finds a lot of ways to solve the problem of controlling multiple heroes at once, it also gets a bit in its own way and creates new problems for itself. That said, it's still a pretty fun game. At the price of free, it's certainly worth checking out.

There are literally thousands of other App Store games that kill time about as well as Rubber Tacos does. On the bright side though, it's fun, it's free, it has personality, and it certainly could have been much worse.

Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition is an amazing new model for mobile ports that should get applied to more (and better) games.

I do recommend it despite having not really been a huge fan of it. If these kinds of brain-teasers, if the thought of unwrapping a tricky puzzle sounds delightful, then go for it! But if not, then I suggest moving on. It's a fine game, but one that never got its hooks in me.

Rocket Warrior is a fun game that is very similar game play to other games, but stands out for the content it includes. The controls take a little while to get used to, but the levels and many obstacles keep it interesting.

Major puzzle fans looking for something faster paced should give this one a try.

If you're a die hard fan of these types of games or in need of a new pick-up-and-play title, Crash Birds Islands may be just up your alley. However, other gamers may want to wait for an update to improve the game play experience.

In Nimian Legends: BrightRidge players can explore a vast fantasy world at their leisure, with no commitments at all.

A high quality shooter. There is no nonsense and it's all about making things explode. It has nice graphics and simple controls that don't require much thinking for all those casual gamers out there. Despite the repetitive gameplay, I think the game still has a lot to offer and has plenty of playable content to enjoy.

Hatch, raise and collect butterflies in this freemium title, but don’t expect too much excitement.

Think strategy gaming when it comes to Super Soccer Club, rather than the conventional management experience.

Shoot anything that moves in this minimalistic but entertaining for five minute shooter.

This mashup of Immortal Rogue and Vampire Survivors is fun enough, but ultimately less satisfying than both of those games.

Make tacos over and over again with idle clicker, Mucho Taco.

Little Briar Rose feels like a game that would be perfect for someone who has not played an adventure game before. It has pretty standard mechanics, a very simple story, and it's contained design make it easy to get through in a sitting or two. While it has a neat idea or two in it, most of Little Briar Rose focuses on being simple and beautiful, just like a stained glass window.

All of these elements help make it shine, but I'd wait for an update before shelling out the cash for this two dollar title.

There are four different skaters, each of which is an animal. All of the racers look really weird. They are not drawn badly by any means, but the clothing and look of all the skaters is strange. For instance the rabbit is wearing pink-rimmed star glass and looks like it's sewn down the middle, and the octopus is wearing a boat anchor necklace.

Cute and charming, Kid Aviator is an Endless Flyer that lacks some much needed depth.

Sad that there aren't more old-school dungeon hack and painfully cute anime monster girl mash-ups? Well look no further than iQuibi's Dungeon and Girls.

When credits started rolling on The Little Acre, I felt quite ambivalent. The game is packed full of great ideas and characters, but a lot of them feel like they weren't given the proper room to breathe. In general, I'd prefer a game to be this way than overly long and artificially lengthened, but in the case of The Little Acre, its brevity keeps it from living up to its potential.

Yurei Ninja would be a fun endless runner, but its controls are too awkward.

Playing it safe, End of Aspiration might lack inspiration at times, but it's still a kind of comfort gaming for JRPG fans.

If it weren't for its pretty terrible free-to-play model, Overdox would be (and sometimes is!) one of the most thrilling battle royales out there.

Badly Drawn Movies is a very simple and fun movie guessing game. It has a humorous vibe to it and is dead simple to play. Any movie fanatic will enjoy it and it has enough movies so that most people will be able to guess many of them.