Old school shooting is fun but inaccurate in Galaxy Conquerors.

Word Morph is a fun word game that’s held back by some rather silly problems.

It just needs a little more polish to become something more than the somewhat average game it is today - the responsiveness of both the touch and tilt controls doesn't feel very tuned, and the tutorial could certainly do with a look-over, as could whatever's causing tricks to not register.

Garfield Kart doesn't exactly put a paw wrong, it just lacks anything to make it stand out from the crowd.

Jump and float in this absurd, beautiful, but ultimately dissatisfying platformer.

Aerofly FS certainly does flight simulation well enough, but it still could have been much better.

Sporos intrigued me somewhat but unfortunately its too-basic premise left me wanting more from the game, and yet somehow also less from it.

Space exploration isn't so exciting in Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager, but there are a lot of resources to manage.

One Spear Savage has a good idea at its heart, but a spear gets tossed through it.

Plump is cute and fun. The physics are reliable and the control is responsive.

Legendary Outlaw is an ambitious western-themed shooter, but it's going to need a lot more polish before it earns that "legendary" status.

Half-Inch Heist can be nerve-wracking in a good way, the chiptune music is intense and a great fit, and I enjoy the pixel art style. With some tweaks to be more user-friendly, I think this could be a challenging-yet-fun game, instead of merely challenging my patience.

The only real complaint is that the controls take a little while to respond meaning I can't leap back and forth as quickly as I would have liked to. While it's probably not for everyone, those into these puzzle games with quick-fire levels will likely find their 99 cents worth in there with ease.

Remaining pretty shallow, Hercules: The Official Game is a hack n slasher lacking some much needed personality.

Fashion Story could be fun for young girls who have yet to learn that if Barbie were anatomically correct, she would actually topple over. For me, Fashion Story just doesn't cut it, and is not worth my time – or, more appropriately, my investment.

Nightmerica is an arena shooter with some cool ideas, just not the best implementation of them.

The problem is that IN TIME is just a trifle dull.

Control issues negatively affect this otherwise potentially interesting casual adventure game.

Tiny Lights is absolutely frustrating. I don't mean in the sense of its challenge, I mean that its existence is frustrating.

Sharknado: The Video Game brings the craziness of the movies to iOS, though it quickly outstays its welcome.

This cross between Ghostbusters and Kero Blaster takes too long to get interesting.

Inked would be a more enjoyable game if it had a better sense of what it wanted to be.

There's a lot that needs to be worked on in Arcade Jumper. I'm a fan of retro-inspired games; this one just has some issues. I like many of its concepts and use of external controls, but it just needs a lot of work before it can be something really great.

At least it's more fun than actually falling down a well.

Playing it safe, Running Quest is a typical Endless Runner with basic upgrade elements and a pricey in-app purchase structure.

If you were interested in taking Crazy Racers 2 out for a spin, don't even bother unless you have plans of paying to turn off ads. Even then, you will probably not be overly entertained by what lies underneath for any more than a single sitting.

It's not quite gripping enough to want to sink so much time into it. It's fun for a little while, but it's not the kind of game that will make the hours vanish. It's just too shallow for that and, while new elements are slowly unlocked, the gameplay never truly evolves.

Whispers of a Machine stumbles on just about all fronts. It has a lot of systems that commingle in a confusing way, a story that feels both unconfident and hackneyed, and–to top it all off–the mobile port leaves quite a bit to be desired. All around, this is a pretty disappointing outing, especially considering Clifftop Games has already proven they can make great adventure games on mobile.