The price tag for this game may seem a little high at first glance but the sheer number of levels in the game makes it well worth a couple of bucks. There are literally hundreds of levels to keep players busy for a good time.

Create words from a series of tiles in this simple yet fun word game.

Nitro is another free to play racing game that should satisfy those who want a more arcade-style experience, but it lacks the addictive hook necessary to make it a classic.

PlanetHD will keep players busy for a while, though its unpredictable physics are a handful to deal with.

As far as endorsed games go (Kleenex in this case), Sneezeman could've turned out a lot worse. As it is, it's cute and inoffensive but lacks any real punch to keep it in any form of direct competition with some of the better-known platformers in the App Store. Of course sometimes a person, especially a person with a miserable cold, needs a little cute.

Race against the clock and the dastardly Bash Beaver in this free to try 2D runner.

The core mechanics are not necessarily as fun, and there's not a lot to really hook players yet. Maybe down the road, this might really be worth it.

Call of Mini Zombies 2 scratches that primal gamer itch for shooting wildly at things that move, but don't expect much depth.

Like an autumn wind, Leaf on the Wind feels pleasant enough most of the time - though some gusts are certain to frustrate you to no end.

It's a bit repetitive after a time, but Day of the Viking is fun in short doses.

Motorblast has some nice looking graphics that take players through wild jungle tracks. They graphics look good on all devices but they have been especially optimized for any Retina Display devices. I think this is definitely a decent racing game that will appeal to many and it has just the right amount of racing action at an affordable price.

Fist Face Fight is slow to get started and runs out of gas quickly, but it's an enjoyable ride until that point.

Boom Boat is a fun little game all in all. The controls are a little sensitive at times so it'd be nice if you could adjust the tilt sensitivity. Other than this though, it's attractive fun and its star system will scratch an itch that completing Angry Birds left behind.

For a quick iPhone romp, Naughty Bear really isn't a bad selection. It doesn't have a ton of depth and the whole gameplay aspect is lacking, but it is fairly entertaining.

Fans of casual gaming will find themselves entertained by Sticky for awhile, but it's not even close to the quality of Angry Birds, and that's a bit frustrating.

It's a simple game indeed but you'll find yourself playing Sheeple Chase for long enough to warrant the $0.99 price quite easily. It's also ideal to show kids although I fear the intrusive difficulty level restricts how much fun they'll have with it.

Adding some 'oomf' to the genre, OOMF! is an Endless Runner from a first person perspective. It kind of works.

A change from the usual format, Wheel of Fortune Cubed suffers from some control-based issues, but it's an otherwise quite solid word game.

This endless runner makes a few neat changes to the formula, but the core game is built on a lot of well-worn territory.

It's a fun little title. Perhaps not one that you'd play for hours on end, if nothing else your brain would slowly implode from all the sums. It's also solely for the enjoyment. There's no sign of a leaderboard or achievements or anything like that.

FIFA World Cup offered so much but is definitely not a world beater.

Sticky Linky is pretty straight forward. Levels may be slightly different throughout but the format never changes amongst the 54 stages included. Fortunately, that's not really needed as Sticky Linky serves its purpose well. A steady supply of achievements further the cause for keeping players happy during their quick bursts of gaming, although long sessions may highlight the repetitious nature of the game.

Swap Sword makes a great first impression, but misses out on a lot of its potential. As a result, it feels like more and more of a disappointment the more time you spend with it. Hopefully it gets additional content in the future. In its current form, Swap Sword is fun, but also rings a little hollow.

Plants vs. Zombies has been around for quite some time. No doubt many players have already exhausted its content. For them, Nano Ninjas delivers a good enough version of what they want.

Fat Chicken offers a cool if gruesome idea for a reverse Tower Defense game, but it's actually quite formulaic.

Slightly sinister smiles aside, CityVille Hometown offers some reasonable free to play fun without forcing payments.

This amusement park sim got the "extremely faithful" port treatment, but is that a good or a bad thing?

Tired of frantic endless runners? Air Supply Infinite is a slow burn. An endurance test.