As much as we would love to say Trial Xtreme 3 is the rebirth of the genre, it proves to be the exact opposite. Absurd spikes in difficulty don't do much to help matters along the way either. Downloader beware, this is not the Trials you should be looking for.

A fast-paced action-packed on the rails shooter, John Woo's Bloodstroke is a commendable work of art.

This free-to-play game based on the hit book series and TV show is as dense as they are, but with a lot of menu navigation and wait timers.

Although the content was a little too much for me at times, players who don't mind the junk will find it to be an excellent addition to their game collection.

Fara is a well polished action RPG from a small team. The game may not be epic in scale, but it seems about the right size for a small device and it is compelling enough to merit a look. The hand-painted environments are beautifully crafted, and the dialogue is funny even if a bit over the top at times.

Trade rainbows for darkness and magic dolphins for screaming death skulls.

Catch the Candy has fun elements to it, but the awkwardness of the grappling hook mechanic with movement along flat ground and the lack of content makes it suffer a bit.

With the addition of new settings with the charm of Circus, more robust multiplayer action – and my personal wish – an endless mode that gets progressively harder, Woody Woodpecker could be epic. As it stands, it's a great bet for kids, a kick for nostalgia junkies and for all, at $.99 for a universal build, it definitely offers some ha-ha-ha-HA-ha's!

Each of the seven different worlds is as creative as the last, and Boy Loves Girl is the ideal game to drop in on for short doses or extended sessions. It makes a pleasant change to play something so full of charm and originality.

Despite the control issues, this is still a fantastic compilation for fans of classic arcade games. The effort that went into making this more than just a bunch of repackaged arcade titles makes it worth checking out for that alone.

This is a game great in theory, and smashing nukes with bare fists is never not just exceptionally awesome, but it only goes so far to raise the quality of the experience.

As cute and charming as other Bookworm games, Bookworm Heroes pits player against player in a battle of word creation.

Ninjump Rooftops goes endless running across challenging rooftops full of obstacles and attacking enemies! Don't worry though, destroy three in a row and players will get a short ride.

Endless Boss Fight brings forth plenty of beat 'em up action against just one boss, but its asynchronous multiplayer mode is the star here.

Anyone expecting a huge, story-driven first person shooter might be a bit disappointed but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of fun to be had with Overkill 2.

A gorgeously animated and designed world, guiding Tic through these adventures was relatively easy and ramped up in difficulty toward the end of the first world.

The end of the world turns into an opportunity for acts of mayhem against the undead. However, it's not all fun and games!

This shooter is pretty great, but there are many, many free-to-play annoyances surrounding it.

Ring Run Circus has an ingenious and well-executed concept and structure, but there's just something about the mechanic that keeps it from being an excellent game.

Personally, I could care less about a fair few of these games, but a couple of them are surprisingly good. Good enough to be their own game in a few cases, actually.

These Robotic Hearts of Mine is a story-focused puzzle game where players try to get all the hearts in a level upright.

Raid Leader can be frustrating due to the controls, and its length is a bit disappointing, but it's an interesting experience. Strategy fans might want to check this out – it's a bit different than what they might expect, but it might just appeal to a certain player.

Pandemic 2.5 is one of those games that really has to be played in order to understand what all the fuss is about. It's not perfect, sure, but it's the best viral Armageddon simulator I've ever played.

Don't let the gorgeously stunning art style fool you either, because it actually manages to play EVEN BETTER than it looks.

Incorporating a blitz style mentality with Time Management gaming makes for a fast paced Diner Dash experience.

Do you like Borderlands? Do you prefer to shoot first and ask questions later? If answered yes to either question, we have just the game for you...

Building an empire should really be more exciting than this.

Well made yet shallow, Atomic Fusion: Particle Collider is a simple to learn arcade-style game about science.