There is more than enough game to justify the price tag.

I'm still not quite a fan, but I appreciate the effort here.

This is a piece of history that is a worthy investment of both your time and money.

Capturing the 'just one more go' mentality nicely, Stickman Base Jumper is a fun and challenging title to play through. It's going to take a while for anyone to complete all 40 levels but there's going to be a heck of a lot of fun in between.

The Last Driver is highly enjoyable for the first couple of hours of play. It just gets a little too stale too soon to be memorable enough. There's a nice idea within, it just needs more variety to be worth sticking around for.

It may not be the most fancy multiplayer affair, but it's accessible and functional. It's also lots of fun to jump into a quick game or two to earn enough cash for a nicer pair of pants.

A unique and fun twist on tower defense games. It's out now for $0.99 so the price is right for what it has to offer. It does have some drawbacks in repetition and depth, but for those who don't mind, it's a quirky little game to have on board.

Ultimately, Wipeout is a thoroughly enjoyable game. Players are sure to have fun diving, running and falling all the way to the finish line. The Game Center integration, when combined with the competivie nature of Wipeout, is sure to keep players occupied even when they've finished unlocking all the items.

Worst of all every character's voice is an ear-piercing shriek. Still, even if they'll want to mute it, any control freaks looking for a fun and varied way to keep busy should give Motor World Car Factory a look.

The retro-style graphics are original, bright and humorous at times and the game has a lot of character.

The increasing challenge and overall difficulty take Diskobolos from a simple, casual game to a hardcore frenzy in only a few moments.

If you were interested in taking Crazy Racers 2 out for a spin, don't even bother unless you have plans of paying to turn off ads. Even then, you will probably not be overly entertained by what lies underneath for any more than a single sitting.

It's similar in style to Tetris and Snake, but it has enough originality to keep gamers from feeling like they've never played it before. With progressively challenging levels and a huge number of stages, it's definitely worth adding to the game collection if you can get past the IAPs.

I really, really like the idea behind Infinite Warrior, but the implementation needs some work. With controls that aren't quite so finicky, text that can actually be read, and a little gamma correction it would actually be really awesome. Until that happens it's doomed to be more frustrating than fun.

It's a calm and quite serene experience that still manages to infuriate at times. It's also the kind of game that's ideal for a group of people to join in as, like with many cryptic puzzles, a few extra brains can go a long way to seeing things a little differently.

An entertaining yet simple mix of fun.

I'm disappointed to see Avengers Initiative just take the easy way out, by doing what amounts to low-grade cloning instead of making a creative action title with the Hulk.

The storyline is new and interesting and the gameplay kept me wanting more. The game is priced on the higher end of the spectrum but the quality will not disappoint.

As a free game with a decent amount of free content and an interesting-if-flawed concept, Grabbity is worth checking out. I definitely find myself interested to see more of what can be done with this concept.

With solid design that flows nicely and a purpose that is clear from the start, Throne of Swords is certainly worth shelling out a few modern gold coins here and there to buy up land, connect with fellow fans and players, and continue the journey.

An ideal stress reliever. It might take a little while to get going but once it does and some upgrades have been unlocked, it's quite fun despite its repetitive elements.

Overall this game is very frustrating and many challenges don't make much sense.

Offworld is sure to appeal to men and women alike, and both will find playing Offworld surely satisfying, going about the day with a satiated eyeful and earful of pure gaming pleasure.

I love the concept behind this game, and while the graphics are a bit basic, they work well. The sound, however, is almost non-existent. No background music, at all, and just a few noises made by the vehicles/teams. And yet, these problems pale in comparison to the control issues.

Fans of Terry Cavanagh's work and even those unfamiliar with him should definitely check this out.

While simple in premise, Turret Commander is a fun mindless way to burn away a few hours. It may not provide the most variety or impress visually, but there is just something about the addicting mechanics that will keep you coming back, round after round.

It's not perfect by any means with the size of the ape making it tricky to line him up correctly at times. Controls can also be a little clumsy and not always as accurate as you'd like, even despite the option of tilt and touch based methods. Despite the rough moments, Monkey Slam succeeds thanks to its charm and change of pace for an usually predictably genre.

I did have a few problems with it but Symphony of Eternity is very much the kind of RPG that's far more impressive than it looks. Quirks aside it's nice to play an iOS RPG that does things a little differently. And it's even nicer to play one that manages the different so well.