In the tradition of mobile games named like Crossy Road, Twisty Board is an endless arcade game with voxel graphics where you ride a hoverboard.

Overall, it's aesthetic and challenging. The game play, if the mechanics worked properly, would be great. If you have the patience, I suggest checking this one out. Hopefully future updates will make it easier to enjoy.

The cartoon art is generic but clean and serviceable, and the cheery music is actually quite pleasant. However, there's no getting past just how little there is here. Still, it is free and short so at least there's not much to lose by checking Dropimals out.

A great example of why brains are more important than brawn.

Defeat Barnacle Bill and sabotage your friends in this casual pirate-themed board game.

It may be a good week too late for Euro 2012, but Luke the Liftboy is a solid bet to occupy an hour of that long wait between now and the start of the 2012/13 football season. Let's just hope Luke the Olympic Flame Carrier is a little more punctual.

This tower defense roguelite is a downgrade from its excellent predecessor in nearly every way.

Slider has all the excitement of unlocking your phone screen.

Titans is a stylish but overly simple card battler that's more about collecting than battling.

GERMONSTER is a basic match-three puzzler that requires players to line up identical germs vertically and horizontally to send them back to the lab.

Gamers collect, sell and trade baseball players to create the perfect roster in order to win games and advance in the league in this officially licensed MLB game.

Messy Time- Sky looks fantastic, but that's really all it has going for it.

It's always nice to see games like 15 Fireworks that try to do interesting things in the well-worn puzzle genre. Too bad, in today's fast-paced puzzle world, it just can't keep up.

Animas Online features colorful graphics and fun character designs, but its gameplay is standard, unremarkable MMORPG stuff.

An ambitious attempt to bring the brooding action and noir storytelling of Max Payne to a platform that has seen nothing even remotely close. In this sense the game is a runaway success. However, those that are looking for a meaty storyline that they can really sink their teeth into need not apply, because they will be drastically disappointed.

This FMV game certainly has a quirky charm to it, but its narrative unravels to the point that it can’t deliver a satisfying conclusion.

As a brief distraction, it makes for a reasonable enough form of entertainment. Just don't expect it to stick around on your iOS device for very long.

The Hunted's multiplayer thrills are overshadowed by bland visuals and average gameplay.

Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War could be great fun, but its plethora of freemium elements damage its chances.

It turns out free-to-play energy mechanics and puzzle games just don't mix.

Sketch Hockey is a cheap and cheerful recreation of air hockey, if not spectacular in its current version. It comes Daytona Casanova approved for all prospective daters.

Fling lightning at mere mortals in this quirky but ultimately middling puzzle game.

This FMV game puts the focus on action and little else.

Keep the catnip away in the shallow but cute Nippy Cats.

Assuming the extremely unfortunate crash bug is taken care of I could see Dungeon Lore being a decent fix for genre fans. It has its quirks but the actual gameplay and exploration can be enjoyable. It's just a shame that the shop breaks everything.

What was old isn't new again. In fact, this iOS port may do more harm to the Baldur's Gate brand than good.

If repeating levels doesn't sound too bothersome, the idea of a quirky, different on-rails platformer appeals, and the letdown of the gondola being a cabin car doesn't seem too great then check out Gorilla Gondola.

Tribe Survival has lots of stats and systems but no gameplay to make them meaningful.