One-touch simultaneously controls your direction and your weapon in this unique arena shooter.

Tough yet satisfying, ALONE... is a challenging endless flyer with some suitably sensitive controls.

On a device where solid gameplay is king and dialog is an afterthought, it is refreshing to see something that epitomizes the full package.

One of Another World's largest shortcomings, which is really a product of its original design, is that it's more of an exercise in repetition than actual skill.

Guiding Storm and his teacup through this games beautiful levels is always a pleasure. There are inventive puzzles, interesting enemies, and gorgeous environments throughout this game. All three together make for a great platformer.

As much as I enjoyed playing UFO On Tape, I couldn't help but feel that there just wasn't enough.

I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that the current version of the game does not seem to play well with the iPad.

Harkening back to the challenge of single screen platformers, Drop Wizard isn't for the faint hearted but it is very enjoyable.

It's all about the silhouettes.

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

Skylanders Cloud Patrol is actually a shining example of how a big license can jump on to the platform. Without the branding, this would still be a fun game to play, and for fans of the franchise, it integrates fairly well. The characters could have been better used, but other than that, this is a solid little shoot 'em up.

Plowing through zombie hordes on a scooter is a lot more fun than it probably should be.

Yet another great Apple Arcade title is now available on the App Store, and it is still a refreshing game years after its debut.

Lili is a game that looks great, and optimally could have been a more open Infinity Blade-esque game, but in the end, the repetition and unnecessary elements drag it down.

With four worlds (five levels each) and unlimited replay value, 1-bit Ninja is a worthwhile purchase for old schoolers, new schoolers, and anyone else looking for a challenging retro platformer.

Tales from Deep Space is a fun if familiar puzzle adventure game.

Ace Patrol flies players into turn-based aerial combat during World War I. Having a strategy for the skies is the challenge as players partake in multiple single player missions, each with unique objectives.

This somewhat shaky port does a great job of capturing the spirit of Prince of Persia games to the point that some of the changes introduced feel pretty weak or unnecessary by comparison, but its core is sound and enjoyable nonetheless.

Kiwanuka takes a radical approach to how it is structured, but is it still worth checking out?

As one might have expected, Rockstar has gone out of their way to deliver the pristine Grand Theft Auto: Vice City experience on iOS. Not only has the classic aged immensely well, but it still manages to deliver a quality of play that is unmatched a decade later. $4.99 seems like a penance to pay to get a portable hit of open-world perfection. Don't think twice, just click download.

Being an avid fan of geoDefense and Spirit's visual style resembling parts of that, the game just seemed to click with me. Controls were both fluid and responsive.

Yes, I'd like to see some more content, but it's a good game nonetheless. If you like castle-destruction at all, be sure to give it a try.

There's certainly enough to enjoy here and with the promise of a level editor in a future update, there's a very good reason to keep Woozzle on your iOS device for a while to come.

Virtual City is well worth a purchase. It's a much friendlier version of SimCity and one that feels more enjoyable and less spreadsheet management- ish than other behemoth city management games.

With the controls improved and niggling issues cast aside, Joe Danger is back and better than ever.

So now I've finally seen what all the fuss is about.

One thing is for certain: you'll never get the feeling while playing Phoenix that the screen could use a few more bullets.

Amateur Surgeon 2 is one of the best experiences that you will have in the App Store. It's full of personality, has great graphics, and uses the touch screen to perfection.