Robbery Bob's learning curve is gradual, and while the level designs are not the most innovative, there are enough incentives to keep fans replaying, with lots of checkpoints and frequent instructions to make moving forward easy for the less committed. Robbery Bob is not the deepest stealth game on the App Store, but for the price it's definitely worth checking out for short burst of shifty fun.

It might not be the best arcade racer from a technical standpoint, but Split/Second offers plenty of incentive to warrant a purchase.

Top Speed is a somewhat enjoyable drag racer. That’s pretty much it.

Reiner Knizia's Modern Art: The Card Game is a good, but not great, adaptation of the real thing. Eurogamers will enjoy it for what it is, but others may long for more.

Draw a Stickman: Epic is a little rough around the edges, but there's this constant sense of whimsy that acts as a constant (pardon the pun) draw. That and it's just silly fun to draw flames on various objects and then watch them burn.

It's not often that there's a story within a ball rolling game but the unique Ball of Woe manages it with aplomb.

Vibrant visuals and simple controls but underneath the surface, a pretty smart arcade puzzle game.

Maze meets Rubik's Cube in this 3D puzzler where the objective is to climb through 10 challenging levels to get the highest score.

While the intangibles are all there, Deep Deep Dungeon lacks the depth of play that separates a good games from a mediocre one.

Dexter: Hidden Darkness is a familiar Hidden Object gaming concept, but it'll entice fans.

It's just unfortunate that the storyline doesn't push the boundaries more.

For the amount of gameplay, assortment of tracks, player modes and use of the Caterham cars, SlotZ Racer Caterham Special is more than a stepping stone, it's legit entertainment worth the download.

I can’t honestly call RPG Aeon Avenger the next big iOS RPG, but it’s certainly not a bad entry into the genre. The story isn’t exactly captivating and the combat is fairly standard, but it does make use of an interesting equipment system that’s worth experimenting with.

Trick Shot 2 is an easy-to-play and simple puzzler which sticks to what it knows. It may not be particularly advanced, but it's still good fun for what it is.

Gluonia is worth a look if you're desperate for a new physics based puzzler but currently it just doesn't stand out from the crowd sufficiently enough to be worth recommending above all others.

The latest installment of Mental Hospital delivers a haunting atmosphere and chilling visuals, but it could stand to benefit from a better control system.

Burly Men at Sea is a totally beautiful but flawed game. Although it starts with a bang and has a beautiful moment of discovery in it, you'll find that there's little to look forward to soon after you've started it.

Black Paradox is essentially a retrowave version of Steredenn. It's fine, but definitely familiar.

It's caterpillars with an arsenal of weaponry! Pull out the guns, rockets, and grenades and attack the enemy head-on throughout a single player campaign.

The developers have done a good job at keeping this game free yet worthwhile at the same time.

VoidScapes is worth playing if only to see how one would go about updating something as ancient as rock, paper, scissors. It's held back but the inherent simplicity of the concept but it's a valiant effort all the same. Here's hoping for an update that adds that schoolyard favorite: an unbeatable nuclear bomb option.

One of the only problems that I experienced when playing Wild Defense HD was that I didn't realize I'd unlocked the ability to upgrade my units (for more damage and other stats) until a few levels after I had done so.

While it's nothing too special, Rise of the Guardians at least tries to do something to interest potential fans.

Aside from the lack of initial content, The Dragons HD is still fun to play. The graphics and animations are well-designed and look great on retina displays, and the available mini games are addicting and challenging.

Hidden Object and casual gaming fans will like what Castle - Never Judge a Book By Its Cover has to offer.

Cockatilt is a fluffy-fun game at its core, though some design issues pluck the experience bald in places.

Though the ad implementation is problematic, these orcs are fun to pal around with for a time.

Pursue plenty of randomly created dungeons in this streamlined and simple rogue-like.