It's interested me to see what Thumbstar will produce next, but a keener price would tempt more puzzle fans.

Simple to learn and play, Face Invaders is still a quite charming shooter, even if it lacks great depth.

While not a surefire strike, PBA Bowling Challenge still has the potential to cause plenty of damage to a wallet.

Holiday Havoc is a good way to enjoy the holiday season and let off a little steam during this often-stressful time of year. It is a bit on the shallow side, but it only needs to last through Christmas.

In a more traditional "game rating" sense, The Longing isn't exactly something I'd say would net a particularly high score, but it has arguably more value as an experience than many other games I may rate more highly than it. Do I want to play it again? No. Am I glad I played it? I guess? Was it a worthwhile experience? Absolutely. If you're left here scratching your head, probably the best advice I can give you is that if anything I said above hasn't completely turned you off from trying it, you will probably like The Longing.

Ultimate Robot Fighting will bring on a sense of déjà vu for players of Injustice. Whether that's considered to be a good or a bad thing is entirely up to them.

Stop Those Fish is a quirky aquatic spin on classic arcade game type and it has lots of character. Unfortunately, it takes more than that to make a game really fun to play again and again. While this game works really well, it just doesn't seem to have the staying power to pull gamers back time after time.

A little harsh to look at, TCHOW Rainbow still provides an enjoyable maze based experience.

Fun to play in short doses, Fairway Solitaire Blast isn't quite as addictive as its predecessor was. At least not yet.

For $0.99 though, Retro Games is a bit of a bargain.

A little too tricky at times, Transworld Endless Skater is a more true to skateboarding game than most.

Sequels often fall prey to the success of their predecessors. Sadly, this is another unfortunate case.

Combo Quest is RPG combat cut right to the bone.

It may seem like I wasn't a fan of RobotGladi8tor, but that's not true. I enjoyed it. I just had to work to enjoy it, which is sort of a problem. Still, it's certainly not a bad effort.

I certainly enjoyed the time I spent with Requiem: Unleashed, but I do wish the free-to-play experience lasted a little longer.

War of the Fallen is a card game with some compelling elements, but it is just a bit shallow.

Gun Commando recalls the original wave of first-person shooters, but is far from a perfect game.

The latest in the popular series of casual adventuring games, The Cursed Ship offers exactly what fans would want, and nothing more.

With plenty of options for creating huge words, Spell Collapse will appeal to those who want to take their time creating words.

If players can look past the bright colors and kiddie subject matter, they'll find a solid fighting game with an emphasis on strategic play.

Players test their reflexes by tapping on flying discs of different colors to send them back to their home base.

Cosmonautica is a hugely ambitious space exploration game, but one that clearly wasn't made with phones in mind.

Add one dose of LCD gaming to a hefty splash of World of Warcraft and this is what we get. Seriously.

The Sleeping Prince looks and feels great to play, but its lack of peril and restrictive energy system infuriates.

Tricky due to an awkward control system, Alphabeats is still an interesting combination of rhythm gaming and word play.

Swashbuckler is a technically solid game that lacks a creative spark. It isn't bad. In fact it's not even mediocre. However, it isn't quite good enough to whole heartedly recommend.

Tileout is a colorful puzzle game that asks player to think about matching puzzle games in reverse.

It all makes for an interesting concept but one that doesn't yet feel like a title worth spending hours playing.