Spunk and Moxie might sound brief, offering 30 levels, but it’s so much more than that. I’m hopeful for extra level packs in the future but that’s more than enough for all but the hardiest of twitch gamers. Patience is vital but there’s a heck of a lot to enjoy here.

The movie may not have been a hit, but it did create a fantastic mobile game. Its follow up is a knockout as well.

Soccer Moves is a fun and cute twist on the usual soccer and puzzle concepts.

Coldfire Keep is perhaps only for those willing to stomach some old-school dungeon crawling, but they will dig it.

Fort Meow is a neat idea for a physics puzzler, but it could do more.

The Walking Dead: Road to Survival is a F2P settlement building/RPG game that's a bit by the numbers.

RiseToFameHD doesn't integrate the work of recognizable musicians, and it provides no microphone for singing a Red Hot Chili Peppers song poorly and comes without a faux drum set for drunkenly accompanying a tone deaf lead singer/roommate. This alone sort of kills the party atmosphere of group, frat boy fun, but the animation is slick, the music is lively, and the interactive features are good fun.

It feels like what Flight Control Rocket adds takes away a lot of its core simplicity, though. Now it feels like I'm playing as much for collecting the game's new currency as I am for the pursuit of high scores.

While Urban Ninja may be a bit stiff at times with the control of the eponymous ninja, it can't detract from the great concept and the way the game splendidly explores its puzzle platforming for all its worth.

Battle Blasters is a very consistent effort that looks and plays equally well. While pretty satisfying when played for short bursts, those looking to master the game will be rewarded by the game's subtle nuances.

Get ready to shoot down some online opponents in Sky Gamblers: Cold War.

This puzzle game is an excellent way of getting into gaming on your iPhone or iPad, and is accessible to anyone. No real gaming skill is needed to play so there will be a great sense of achievement with each level passed.

A great little idea. It's not going to win prizes for most beautiful app by any means but it has a rough charm to it. The key mechanic of sitching dimensions is great and really gives you food for thought. A bargain at the price.

It may seem like I wasn't a fan of RobotGladi8tor, but that's not true. I enjoyed it. I just had to work to enjoy it, which is sort of a problem. Still, it's certainly not a bad effort.

A fun spatial puzzle game with a lot of levels to play. It's a solid casual game and is perfect for killing a few minutes.

Tie-in games are frequently a little weak, trying to pack so much into so little. Dishonored: Rat Assassin dodges that quite nicely and, while it doesn't bear much similarity to what will happen in the full game, it's a fun distraction that's worth taking the time to download.

The gameplay is straightforward and provides enough challenge to get me frustrated but equally as happy once I completed a level. Puzzle enthusiasts will definitely want to give this one a shot.

The name might be a mouthful but the incredibly well made runner it's attached to makes up for it.

Kahuna is a tightly-focused strategic game for two. Quick and challenging board games don't come much better.

Super Secret Service is a great candidate, but a one term president.

Breath of Light is a pretty and stylish puzzle game, but one that players have probably seen before.

Warhammer 40K: Armageddon is complex, robust, and not for everyone.

PixWing is a little short on content but it's rather pleasant flying.

As a precursor to games such as the Mass Effect or Dragon Age series, it's an immensely important game and one that's aged well.

It may lack the depth of other iOS shooters, but LAWLESS packs in enough killer visuals and mindless explosive action to make it an exciting ride nevertheless.

Desert Zombie Last Stand is actually quite the fun third-person shooter involving waves of zombies. Which makes the horrific and constant framerate dips all the more frustrating.

AdvenChewers has players blowing bubbles across 48 levels, chewing gum wisely to make it to the end of the stage.

Fans of dual stick shooters will be treated with possibly the most polished birds eye shooter in the App Store.