If you can get past the Woody Woodpecker style laughing, Kupid is fun to play for those looking for a quick gaming session.

It's a wonderful toy, of sorts, and a great introduction, but it's far too simple for those looking for any sort of challenge.

Trambo ain't pretty, but it does bring a mighty challenge to the table for gamers willing to take it on.

Tasty Tadpoles is casual game that is part puzzler and part arcade game.

Boomtime Baseball does get repetitive, given that no matter how varied the mini-games may seem, they all come down to hitting the ball hard. But, it's still quite fun to dive into for those short casual gaming sessions. The charm of the 1920s exterior provides the icing on the cake.

It is a testament to the quality of this dungeon crawler that it stays compelling within the confines of this poor mobile port.

It's a fun game to play for a short time, but the ever sinking feeling that more money needs to be invested, affects that urge to keep plugging away at it.

The sliding block puzzling here is solid and it's paired with some campy horror movie tropes, but it doesn't quite come together to feel special.

Games like Speedathon justify the existence of the $0.99 price point. It's not bad but if it were any more expensive there would be no reason to even consider it. At this price, though, one can comfortably and cheaply appreciate its pure simplicity.

All I do know is that in its current form, Etolis Arena is on the lower end of the dual stick shooter spectrum.

It's clearly obvious that Sugar High borrows a little too much from Tiny Wings but it will appeal to those whose Tiny Wings abilities have plateaued and who fancy a new challenge. The new additions to this game make such copying more forgivable, also, as they are fun.

Pokemon Quest is an easy game to pick up and play, but don't expect anything too deep once you get going.

The game works great and as a free game it is definitely worth the price of entry for anyone looking for a fun, slightly social matching game.

Dirty Depths is a fun and simple action game that will keep you company while you're lounging by the lake or pool this summer.

Much like Wheel of Fortune, Word Hack is a fun word game that tests your deduction skills as well as your vocabulary.

It's an enjoyable enough romp that made time go quickly but one that doesn't fully show what works so well in the genre.

Complaints aside, this is a great-looking game with a compelling storyline, good voice acting and intriguing puzzles. It may not be Monkey Island, but it certainly points the way for iPhone/iPad developers to embrace the best parts of old-school game design.

It's a fine title to pick up for action puzzle goodness.

Robber Rabbits is just like a lot of other physics based puzzlers, except that players shoot corks to get the object to the goal instead of swiping or tilting. It's a nice twist, but it still feels like a lot of other puzzle games out there.

It's unfortunate that the control system does the one thing that Pony Trails doesn't want to invoke: stress the player out, as it's, otherwise, a quite serene journey. Snapping jackrabbits as they run past is oddly relaxing and it's nice to play a game that isn't as action-packed or as violent as many others.

For the Time Management fan, Fix-it-up: World Tour is a solid entry in the genre and will provide plenty of hours of fun for the asking price.

Take some cute childlike ninjas, some cuddly animals and mix it together to make this fun, dependable Endless Runner.

This idle game has a few more things in it than others, but none of it really changes the experience.

Supersonic HD is a tunnel ride game with some great electronic music.

Tupsu is a challenging and addictive physics-based puzzle that is only let down by its repetitive level design.

RAD Boarding isn't quite one of the greats, but it has potential.

If the game gets continuously updated I could see myself returning to it, but until then I will just say it was fun while it lasted.

Cowbeam might be light on the action, but its focus on cow-seeking can still whittle away at the clock.