Mad Merx: Nemesis takes a while to ramp up and suffers from some fairly problematic latency issues, but it still has its moments.

Hungry Gows looks a little simple and can be a tad unclear with its criteria at times, but it’s still a largely enjoyable game.

Mafia Rush is a fun dual-stick shooter that is different from other games in the category.

Robot Fish is an enjoyable game that is easy to pick up, play, and finish reasonably quickly with a B or C rank. It's those A ranks that will keep the player coming back time and time again, and that's where the longevity can be found.

Create shapes from stars and watch the high scores come flying in. Pity there's no GameCenter support, though.

Sons of Uruzime is a creepy tale with a Lovecraftian vein to it.

Flinging a crash test dummy is kind of fun, as Car Breakers demonstrates.

Raccoon Rising doesn't feel like an essential part of the ascension platformer canon; the overall feel of the game and lacking features make it feel like it falls just short of what it needs to be a truly great game in its admittedly crowded genre.

Sky Hero will appeal to those looking to scratch the 2D endless running/falling itch, which is not a bad thing. While it's an enjoyable enough gaming experience in its own right, the title doesn't have much that's new or innovative for this already over-crowded genre.

The art and parodied characters are probably the best thing about the game since the gameplay seems a little too familiar.

Offering some quirky but interesting trivia, this is a title sure to get kids interested in history.

Not for the faint hearted or the squeamish, Surgeon Simulator is often awkward but there really isn't anything else like it.

Conveying a positive story is a great step for Shuyan The Kung Fu Princess, even if it is to the detriment of the gameplay.

The key then is to remain accurate yet speedy – something that isn’t necessarily easy here. That’s also where the most satisfaction stems from. Gun Truck doesn’t get more complicated than that, yet it’s still fun to try to improve each time.

It's not the most serious physics puzzler out there, but it's fun and polished enough to merit a look.

This free-to-play shooter is a charming and more colorful game than its inspiration, Gears of War.

These bits and pieces keep Doodle Truck 2 feeling fresh, but it's all a little too slow burning for comfort. It's pleasing on the eye and there's fun to be had but it takes time to discover. Even then, it never really feels as exciting as it sounds.

Oceanhorn is a beautiful and ambitious game, but it's missing that special something to make it great.

The world of Dreeps is imaginative and adorable - which makes it all the more frustrating that you can't interact with it more.

Caveman Wars constantly feels like it’s on the verge of extinction. Given the amount of systems it juggles simultaneously, it’s impressive that they come together half as harmoniously as they do. However, their union isn’t quite strong enough to fully stave off the eventual collapse.

If anyone out there has a block shaped hole in their life that needs filling, this game is certainly an interesting twist on the block matching formula.

It's clear that StarRacing has a lot going for it. From the graphics and track design to the unique power-ups, the game has a lot of potential. However, there are a few kinks in the game that need polished to make this a five star experience.

Terafyn is a terrifically well-balanced and satisfying card-based rpg until it’s not.

Spellstone is an ideal card game for newbies, but could do with more... something.

More an experience than a conventional game, The Sailor's Dream is sometimes intriguing, sometimes vague.

Combining an auto-runner with a spot the difference game is a wise move for this charming if slow burning game.

It's hard to give Space Settlers a full recommendation. The base building sections are so good and strangely relaxing that it may be worth suffering through the combat. For some though, it may just be insufferable.

Clear Vision 2 is a great follow up to the original game. It’s a lot of the same thing but I like that it keeps going with the same story and delves deeper into Tyler’s troubled life. Fans of the original will want to pick this sequel up, especially since it’s only $0.99. My only complaint is that it can be repetitive and the missions are short, but this can also be seen as a benefit for those only wanting to distract themselves for a few minutes during the day.