Tiny Death Star is Tiny Tower but all decked out with Star Wars. The Star Wars parts are great, but those who got their fill of Tiny Tower already might not find much else new here to get hooked to again.

The game is a relatively fun deathmatch title, though its technical issues and general lack of maps as well are a killer at the moment.

A strategic tower defense-cross-endless runner, Naughty Kitties is slow going but forgivably adorable.

You'll find an amazing experience that will make you thirsty for more. A detailed plot, riveting dialogue, and superior puzzles make 1112 Episode 2 constant entertainment from beginning to end.

I myself am disappointed and frustrated with Sonic 4 at times, but there are more rays of light here for the series than any other game in the franchise has shown in the past decade.

The gameplay is just as complex and rich as it always was, but much less intimidating.

Anyone with an interest in leisurely-paced board games who isn't afraid of very in-depth instructions will most likely enjoy it, but those used to simple pick-up-and-play titles might feel like they've bitten off more than they can chew.

While FLASHOUT 3D may not be the second coming of futuristic racers on the platform, it goes a long way towards bridging the gap between big name franchises on the consoles and mobile offerings.

It controls beautifully, has lots of crazy tracks to master and can make any commute fly by. With a little tune-up it could be a real beast.

If you are a fan of on-rail shooters, this game will fill your need for something new.

Futuridium EP is a stylish game that is built on adjusting to the rhythm of the gameplay.

Though short, The Great Prank War offers an interesting and fun mix of action and tower defense. Get your fish out.

Tengami is ridiculously beautiful, but its gorgeous looks only go so far.

Zombie Wonderland 2 isn't the next revolutionary, groundbreaking zombie slaying title but it does what it does well and with simple controls, too. There are a lot of zombies out there. Time to thin their ranks a bit, and enjoy doing it.

Despite these flaws, the game does iterate on both the original Cubed Rally Racer and even on Temple Run to create something new.

Clumsy Bob is as fun as he is adorable.

A mindless shooter is just what the doctor ordered, every once in a while. This should fill that prescription quite nicely.

A touch on the easy side and quite short, Doggins is still a charming delight of an adventure game.

It's not quite gripping enough to want to sink so much time into it. It's fun for a little while, but it's not the kind of game that will make the hours vanish. It's just too shallow for that and, while new elements are slowly unlocked, the gameplay never truly evolves.

Galaxy of Heroes injects the Star Wars licence into a mobile blueprint, and the result is pretty bland.

Predators is a little rough around the edges, but overall, it is a good game that makes great use of its license, and it being a universal app as well should be the start of a trend that other developers and publishers pick up on.

The shooter portion of Commando Jack is really the most interesting part of the game: the rest of it feels like a fairly traditional genre entry, though the maps have layouts that are interesting to strategize on. This isn't the worst thing in the world, though: just having that interactivity by itself is enough of a wrinkle to make this a definite recommendation for even the most world-weary tower defense fan.

Starship battles is a beautiful looking arcade game in which players try to fight off a constant barrage of enemies for as long as possible.

This game looks nothing short of gorgeous, and it really shows off how pretty an iOS game can be. The action may be a bit scripted and linear but it is so varied from moment to moment and executed so smoothly that players will hardly feel confined or restricted. This is a much needed addition to the iOS library, and it shines.

This puzzle game blooms thanks to its tough and clever ideas.

Its controls could do with some work, but Cloud Spin is still quite the enjoyable delight.

Deus Ex: The Fall goes to great lengths to lovingly recreate the same cybernetic corporate espionage experience of the console original, however it doesn't entirely shake that mobile game feeling.

There is a really good game here to be played, and I hope they develop more "user friendly" controls.