For fans of Gamevil games or strategy titles, and aren't afraid to eventually spend some money, this may be worth checking out. The average person should probably pass.

Do you like grinding out gear to make some numbers go up? This flashy, free-to-play action rpg offers up plenty of that, but little else

This beautiful game captures the wonder and mystery of discovering a new planet, but doesn't stick to its strengths throughout.

The ideas in Farm Punks have a lot of potential. I can see a good version of this game hiding somewhere inside of it. It’s not just the monetization to blame, here. Even if Farm Punks was a fully premium experience, its underdeveloped gameplay undercuts its interesting premise.

I was extremely disappointed by Razor: Salvation. I enjoyed Siegecraft, but a lot in this title just feels half-baked.

This game combines two great genres but ends up feeling disjointed as a result.

There's a lot to play through in Jane's Zoo with 39 levels in all, but admittedly it is all a little too simple and easy to complete. I did quite enjoy my time playing it but there was still that sense that the game was almost playing itself.

It's playable, but not original.

Axon Runners is a game that has some intriguing roots at its core: fast gameplay, flashy graphics, and a control scheme designed for touch screens. It's fast, it's just too disappointingly quick.

Gorgeous artwork and abundant creatures to collect can't really save Dragonwood Academy from its own rudimentary gameplay.

This arcade football game challenges players to score as many touchdowns as possible without being tackled.

This classic adventure game got a nice makeover, but the game itself hasn't aged well.

Star Nomad will only appeal to the most hardcore space explorers.

Eden would be a decent imitation of something like Lara Croft GO if it didn't feel so unwieldy. Perhaps if it moved a little faster, had an undo button, and squashed a few more bugs, it would be great. As it currently stands though, Eden is a very middling puzzle game.

Anyone who legitimately enjoys the "freemium" model will probably like playing the zoo version of that other game they've already been playing for months. I just think it's too simplified and drawn-out to hold the average player's interest for more than a minute or two. If that.

I really hope the developers add more levels in the future with different themes and unique objects, because the premise is solid and could be expanded on. The open level allows players to explore around and do what they want which is a nice change from game with specific objectives.

Matching games meet fighters in this odd hybrid puzzle title.

It looks good, but Cava Racing lacks some effective controls and proves all too infuriating.

Colosseum Defense has players protecting their castle and upgrading weapons and armor as they attempt to stop armies of approaching monsters.

I am a brave knight tries something a little different, and for that it should be commended, but the finished product is still lacking.

Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Past is okay at what it does, but what it does isn't very fun.

Undead Horde has a lot of ideas for how you can manage your dead army, but doesn’t really provide situations that let you do much with these options.

This free-to-play has some inspired aesthetics but otherwise feels like a full embrace of pay-to-win design.

Swing King and the Temple of Bling has a neat swing mechanic, but it's otherwise a pretty unsurprising puzzle/platformer. If you've played something like Major Magnet before, you know most of what to expect here. Perhaps if the game's swinging felt a bit easier to control or the game's monetization strategy was a little less annoying, the game would feel more special. As it stands now though, Swing King is pretty middling.

Overall, Flipstones is a good little puzzle game which has been well thought out. However, for $1.99 the game could do with a few more modes and/or a multiplayer elements before I would recommend this.

Voice Fantasy is a quirky oddity of a game but it's not really something that you'd return to after an initial infatuation.

Long battles are the norm in this oddly interesting yet deeply flawed title.

Happy Cube Death Arena is adorably violent, but very, very shallow.