Saying that Robot 99 is too complicated feels weird considering how relatively simple the game is. Honestly though, removing just one extraneous mechanic would do the game a world of good.

I'm disappointed to see Avengers Initiative just take the easy way out, by doing what amounts to low-grade cloning instead of making a creative action title with the Hulk.

Epic Fall is rough, but it may be the challenge that hardcore endless runner fans are craving.

It tries to be hypnotic, but Twinkle Wheel might end up putting players to sleep.

More like Pool or Billiards, Soccer Stars is a simple, sometimes shallow, but easy to pick up multiplayer focused soccer game.

Simple fun, if unremarkable, Sewer Escape is a cute vertical Endless Jumper title.

A great concept let down by its free-to-play system, Jungle Man Strike is average at best.

The main failing for Dead Rising Mobile is that it just isn't interesting enough.

SiliBili HD also has a generally confusing interface, with few buttons with an obvious purpose. This is a game that had me intrigued as a 3D platformer was completely up my alley at the time, but its shortcomings, emblematic of a game that feels like it hasn't gotten that last 10% (or more) of tweaking and refinement that separates good idea from good games.

Speaking of weapons, they also do barely any damage to incoming asteroids/ships. Yes, they can be upgraded but the game is so stingy when it comes to giving out credits that the player will struggle to progress past a certain point.

The Simpsons Arcade is a decent side-scrolling brawler, but there's no getting around the fact that it is sorely limited by having only one playable character and no multiplayer options to speak of.

Control a knight's fate by cutting chains, dropping weights, and defeating enemies in this novel twist on the runner genre.

The downside to The Moron Test 2 is that it is a pretty short experience. Mastering each stage takes more time, especially for those determined to 3 star each level, but the whole thing really doesn't take long at all. There's limited replayability too. Given the nature of the puzzles, it's too easy to see through them after the first playthrough.

There's humor abound in this adventure game of old, but there are also awkward controls and puzzles.

Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition is a reminder that the past is sometimes a better memory.

A competent flight game and the gameplay is solid even if it is repetitive.

Zuko Monsters is a mostly innocuous knock-off that’s still too exploitative to be considered great. However, it’s not bad and for any iOS owners looking for a Pokémon fix there really aren’t too many legal alternatives.

Even in short bursts, Pirate's Treasure gets boring quickly, and that's just not a good thing. Unfortunately, this is one treasure that should have just stayed buried.

This strategy/shooter hybrid has some interesting ideas, but its blend of styles ends up being less-than-compelling.

Kill Shot is often satisfying, but its more than pushy in-app purchases will leave you feeling a little bummed.

Offering a few moments of originality, Harmony Isle still finds itself firmly in the grind-heavy social gaming camp.

Repetitive gameplay and a strong reliance on in-app purchases are just two of Noi Story’s most apparent flaws.

It's just the basic mechanics that feel lacking and confused.

It's not the deepest game, obviously, but the tilt controls are graceful enough, the pups are cute enough, and as quick and breezy distractions go it's plenty enjoyable.

To sum it up, if you love, and by love I mean LOVE RPG's, you'll probably find yourself wrapped up in the world of Seed 2.

I get the whole in-app purchase thing, I really do. But I think that the game feels like it just uses baseball as an excuse to make money – the production values are barely improved from the 2011 version released in 2010 – and there's a market for a good baseball game on iOS that isn't just about profitability.

Sliced bread is a lot like other popular slicing games and doesn't offer anything new. However, it will entertain players for a little while and is easy to pick up.

Run or destroy the vampires in this simple, single-screen game that lacks real bite.