Moncage’s ambitious puzzle design would be way more frustrating if not for the game’s best-in-class hint system.

This bite sized snack lacks the staying power to appeal beyond the haunting season.

Let Them Come is a pretty cool gallery shooter, but it’s still just a gallery shooter.

Frontline Commando: D-Day brings a World War II third-person shooter experience to iOS as players fight through 145 missions based on actual battles.

There's a lot to like about Red Nova; it sweats the little details, and whilst it may not last for long it's certainly good fun.

Kind of like a highly-flavored chewing gum, this game tends to lose it's flavor the longer you chew it, and once all the ten levels are unlocked and the awards are awarded, players will quickly move on to the next bit of distracting eye candy.

Guiding Storm and his teacup through this games beautiful levels is always a pleasure. There are inventive puzzles, interesting enemies, and gorgeous environments throughout this game. All three together make for a great platformer.

There are only 24 levels. There's replay value because players can go back and try to finish each level with three bombs (the least amount of turns). But even after doing that, the total playtime of the game is relatively low for a $2.99 game.

It's an extremely laid back game where not a huge amount happens.

Despite this frustration, Hungribles keeps a smile on my face as I feed those lovable little whatever-they-ares. With new levels coming soon, this could be another game with a lot to give behind its cute complexion.

Roll In The Hole may not usurp Chillingo's other top puzzlers, but it's a nice return to their roots that is well worth picking up.

Mechanically and visually sound, Drop That Candy lacks a certain something to make it truly stand out from a cluttered crowd.

Urp! is a charming adventure puzzler designed in a way that will appeal to many children, but leave mature audiences wishing for more of a challenge.

It feels like if HungrySquid had just been cranked down a notch rather than up it could be one of the iOS classics. Unfortunately, there's so much going on that it steps on its own toes somewhat. And I've managed to get this far without saying that it oozes potential, so there's that.

Style over substance, Assault Wave offers some great features, but is mostly a quite shallow Lane Offense/Defense game.

Star Clash doesn't quite live up to the potential of its bizarre gameplay and visual combinations.

Not quite as gripping as one would hope, given its handful of issues, The Voyage still remains mostly fun for those looking for a Layton style fix.

Age of Wind 2 is a commendable effort at a pirating sim. It just needs some interface adjustments. Okay, a lot of interface adjustments. But I have hope.

World In War is a game with potential, but in its current iteration its appeal is largely limited. If future updates add some mission and unit variety, as well as adjustable difficulty then this will stand as a great app, but as is it still has a lot of ground to cover.

Hecticube is a simple but effective 2-player arcade air-hockey-em-up.

Anyone looking for a new physics game to have a good time experimenting with will enjoy the challenge here.

Build a kingdom and go questing in this fantasy-themed questing game that borrows from successful titles like Tiny Tower.

Kick the Buddy Episodes is a simple concept but a fun one. At a time of year when we're all encouraged to be so festive yet are consistently stressed out, it's a fun way to take a break. I do question its longevity over time though, something that could have been solved by adding a few simple aims and objectives.

Tap like crazy to gain eggs, so that you can buy upgrades to gain more eggs, and so on. It shouldn't be so briefly addictive, but Eggmaster is.

Familiarity is commonplace within this freemium based strategy game, but the few tricks it does have up its sleeve ensures Sensei Wars is a cut above others.

Some nice cutscenes and some cool gadgetry can't make up for the repetitive run-and-gun gameplay on offer in A Few Days Left.

BaBaBear Boom is an enjoyable shooter that takes place on the back of a dragon. However, fans of the genre may not appreciate the free-to-play elements.

Tilt your mobile device to slide around in this minimalist puzzle game.