An enjoyable game that is sure to occupy players for hours on end. The cute graphics, fun gameplay, and the allure of collecting coins will make it irresistible to many players.

Uninspired.

Overall, Zuba! may be more for extremely casual gamers and little children than for anyone looking for a real challenge. It does still have an addicting element, but that doesn't last long when it's hard to stay focused and interested after a few rounds.

I continue to be impresses with the overall detail and gameplay in this free game. Eternity Warriors 2 is definitely worth the download to give it a try for those needing a quick fix of demon slashing.

Nom Nation looks great, plays great, and doesn't cost a dime. There's literally no reason to not have a taste.

Blackjack King is by no means a bad iteration of the classic game, but it's also not all that spectacular. It's also a shame that it can't be played without an Internet connection. Still, it's decent for what it is.

One Tap Hero is an intelligent game that does what it claims, blending the genre of platform and puzzler well. Once the player gets past slight control issues there is definitely a great game to be had.

The game itself is very repetitive but definitely has an addictive aspect to it. I found myself constantly wanting to better my score.

Draw Breaker is an interesting concept, one that works well enough, but it could be more compelling with the right structural tweaks. There's an endless mode that's promised to be "coming soon" and I think that would be a great addition to keep things interesting.

I've gotten absolutely hooked on Mikey Shorts. I felt compelled to get 100% in Story mode. I keep going back to play more of the 48 Challenge levels. I collect coins so I can run amok in a top hat, monocle, and duck bill because why not. But most of all, it's the way that the game is designed to be empowering.

Drift Pool may have some unfulfilled creative potential but that's not the worst problem a game can have. As it stands now, this breezy, casual take on pool will do just fine.

A little absurdity is just inherent to the genre and ultimately Time Trap succeeds because of its tone. Anyone looking for a more engrossing hidden object game should give it a look.

So, while I think the control mechanic is a step back, Temple Run fans who are clamoring for new iterations on the genre to play should have a good time with One Epic Knight and what it brings to the table.

Bluntly put, it does not even come close to what is expected from a 3D rendered iOS environment. That said, it is very obvious that the game was a labor of love that is well worth exploring further.

It's a fun idea and one that tests the gray matter a lot more than something like Tetris or Bejeweled.

Overall Immix is a really enjoyable game, blending colorful squares with very creative gameplay – it's sure to test the wits of any players who chance their arm at playing it.

Sunshine is a difficult and fast-paced game, that most hardcore players will appreciate. There are many surprises along the way like boss levels, super powers and dangerous obstacles like cages, saws and meteors that really ramp up the difficultly level.

There's no sense of danger or threat here, with Fashion Hazard merely feeling forgettable the moment you switch off, even despite the hints of originality.

Jack Lumber is completely ridiculous and I love it. It's easy to pick up and play, has plenty of laughs, and actually has a great number of levels to go along with it. Put on some flannel, grow out that beard, and chop some wood.

Just don't go in expecting a New Star Soccer beater, it's not quite there yet.

Overall, the varied game play along with the diverse levels makes Meeblings an impressive game for anyone looking for something new.

Simple in its interface and easy to understand, play, and continue to play, Age of Chaos is a wonderful app that also employs generic yet detailed graphic and sound design choices. I am pleased with the outcome of my initial time with Age of Chaos, and I anticipate more good times spent in this little Renaissance wonderland.

Overall I really enjoyed Fish Hooks, and it definitely has joined the ranks of my other time-wasters on my iPhone. Its attractive price tag of free, gorgeous levels, and intuitive game play really do make this game a must have for any casual gamer.

At least the presentation is refreshingly relaxing. The game's crisp and gentle visuals and animations recall old pop-up books. Meanwhile, the music is cheerful, bombastic, and totally infectious. Between that and its relatively fun, speed-driven gameplay, Alpaca Farm definitely has its positives. Too bad none of them are deep or satisfying enough to make up for its aggravating negatives. If possible, get a real alpaca instead.

The key issue with Random Heroes is that in making the levels longer, Ravenous took out a lot of the replay value by just making the levels completion-based.

Deck Buster wants me to play it, almost demands it with it's ease of play and pure addictiveness.

While Keri Racing may not be the most polished or viscerally compelling Freemium title on the App Store, it does the genre right. It's probably not something that will draw in too many older iOS gamers but I could definitely see the kiddies loving it.

I want to be clear that I absolutely adore this game. When it runs well. Problem is it doesn't run that well that often. Sure I'm using an older phone but it's listed as a supported device. I'm still holding out hope that these performance issues will be cleared up in the future, though.