It’s a little slow to start, but Sharp Minds is a pretty satisfying math puzzler.

With a mixture of different casual gaming elements, Time Gap is pleasant enough even despite its control issues.

Thirsty Fish is a simple game that is great for anyone needing something to play for a quick minute or two while sitting on the bus, but it's not something that most will want to play for hours because the game play gets repetitive.

MetalWars3 is a great improvement over its predecessors but it's still got a ways to go.

Keeping it simple and pure, one might hope for more options in this Hexic style Match-3 game, but it's still quite fun.

Fantasy Breaker features just enough changes to the typical Breakout mold to feel worthwhile.

Charade Parade is a pretty cool idea that fumbles slightly in one very important area.

Though the "freemium simplification" can indeed be viewed as a turn off for even the most forgiving fans, the real problems with My Monster Rancher can all be found in the interface.

Galactic Battlefront is a bit rough, a bit grind heavy, but also kind of fun space sim.

This is a game great in theory, and smashing nukes with bare fists is never not just exceptionally awesome, but it only goes so far to raise the quality of the experience.

While Rayman Adventures doesn't rekindle the same spark as previous outings, it's still an attractive package.

It's a little too safe in its interpretation of Chillingo's Madcoaster, but kids and Peanut fans will still enjoy what's here.

Build bridges to transport valuable troops and supplies in this physics-based, medieval-themed puzzle game.

I myself am disappointed and frustrated with Sonic 4 at times, but there are more rays of light here for the series than any other game in the franchise has shown in the past decade.

Are You A Dodo? keeps it instinctive rather than genuinely educating, but that’s fine for scratching a slight cerebral itch.

Pinball and Metroidvania: two tastes that go better together?

Nomasaurus Rex combines puzzle elements from both digging and matching games to create a super-cute and colorful new puzzler.

The premium version of the iOS classic Mega Jump maintains the frantic fun of the original, but adds nothing significant enough to make it a worthwhile download for fans.

Bird Mania has players flying high in this side-scrolling runner while collecting as many stars as possible and avoiding trees, bees and more.

AFTO has a lot of potential. There is a beefy game here, full of interesting ideas that push the iPad into some new territory. If you're looking for the next stage in the development of the tower defense game, this may well be it.

This rather goofy arcade shooter has its heart in the right place, but its servers are another matter.

D:COM - MISSION ALPHA has a more complex title than it does gameplay, but it still makes for some decent no-frills fun.

Muscle Run is a neat idea, but it's going to need some adjustments before it reaches the winners' circle.

A freemium-focused Hidden Object game, Rooms of Memory is a little slow going but at least it's possible to keep it free.

What was old is new again, as the MLB attempts to taking baseball gaming back to its retro roots. Too bad nothing has changed since 1986.

Starship battles is a beautiful looking arcade game in which players try to fight off a constant barrage of enemies for as long as possible.

Juvenile it may be, but this endless runner will have players of any age giggling to themselves while they poop on pedestrians.

A fairly fun puzzle game with a unique spin on parkour. And with some pretty terrible controls. It's still fun enough, but a little tweaking would make it a lot easier to enjoy to the fullest. I also wouldn't mind it if they nixed all the freaking "pea" puns.