While gameplay is a little simplistic for a higher price, Bravo Force: Last Stand is a fun experience for nothing and bound to keep shooter fans happy for a little while.

It's a quality recreation, not a cheap knock-off.

Tango Chase is a solid reflex and dodging based game. The game play isn't innovative, but it's simple and fun.

The game is tough! But, given a few more hours with the game, I probably could have mastered it. I don't believe many people will want to play the game long enough to master it.

Big Win Blackjack does blackjack and it does it well. It's just that that's about all it does. But if that's what an iOS user is looking for, then there's no reason for them to avoid it. Especially since it's a free download.

Moovin Up is a challenging puzzle game with a humorous theme. But the controls add frustration to what could be a great puzzle experience.

The only real problem I had was that the tiles were tough to move and rotate sometimes. The controls just weren't as responsive as they could have been. I'd say 10% of the time the tile wouldn't move when I wanted it to. Otherwise, the controls worked great.

An experience that few other games have duplicated, and I highly recommend playing it. Just do so on a system with an actual controller, as apparently for fighting games to work on iOS, they have to be actually designed for the system, or at least dramatically reworked. This is a straight port, and this is just difficult to play.

I'll admit I'm not a big advocate of tilting to aim (or anything else for that matter), but even without the irritating aiming and frustrating combat Knights Arena isn't much fun.

The important thing to remember about Mech Guardian is that it's simple, hypnotic fun. That, and it's freaking gorgeous. Both aurally and visually.

Ski Safari is just plain old great. It's simple enough to get into right away, but has just enough intricacies to keep things interesting. The added tasks and quirky power-ups are also a big plus. Yet another high-quality runner to add to that ever-growing library.

Ballistic SE will make fans of the genre very happy. It looks and sounds great, controls well and will keep the player coming back to best their high scores.

At its core, Lock 'n' Load is an average dual-stick shooter. However, it's executed in such an above-average way that complaints like that cease to matter. Plus, in one section players control a grandma with guns strapped to her wheelchair. Who wouldn't want to play that?

Controlling the birds, which is done by tilting the iOS device either left or right, is nowhere near fast enough, and feels disappointingly disjointed.

Star Sloth isn't necessarily the weirdest game I've ever played, but it's up there. Thankfully it doesn't rely on weirdness alone to appeal to iOS gamers.

It's clearly obvious that Sugar High borrows a little too much from Tiny Wings but it will appeal to those whose Tiny Wings abilities have plateaued and who fancy a new challenge. The new additions to this game make such copying more forgivable, also, as they are fun.

One of the best games I've had the privilege to review. With numerous guns, great graphics, and over 200 levels spread over multiple level packs, the app is a great deal for the $0.99 price tag.

The RPG elements are light enough that they aren't overwhelming, yet compelling enough to be engaging. It's a definite must-play for fans of action-RPGs, and for those looking for a twist on the Super Crate Box formula.

Cannon Cat's well worth a download. Its levels may not involve many different obstacles for our flying feline hero, but its touchscreen-friendly gameplay does a lot well.

While there are a few bumps along the way, Polymer is an extremely impressive game even when forgetting that it's from a first-time developer.

Major puzzle fans looking for something faster paced should give this one a try.

The environments and characters in this game are beautifully animated, each with it's own personality and flair. The controls are simple and the physics are solid.

More levels, especially more challenging ones, and improved controls would make this game a lot better. As it is, Burger Cat needs a bit more seasoning.

I honestly had more fun with this game than Angry Birds. The element of passing the ammo between sheep made it feel like a more complex puzzle game than Angry Birds. And the game looks incredible on the new iPad's Retina display.

Planet Pete is definitely worth giving a shot for $0.99. It has a unique and fun gameplay style. While some players may get bored and not finish every puzzle, it will still be worth the dollar for a partial finish.

Space Retro doesn't do anything of note to set itself apart from shooters of old. However, it's a pretty decent, if generic, recreation of that style of game. It's also really funny although it may not know why.

For those with fond memories of the time, they'll love this walk down memory lane without the need to dig out their old systems or mess around with emulators. For those who didn't experience it the first time round however, it's a tougher choice. Nostalgia goes a long way to making these games great fun once more.

Scramblies is a good-looking, easy to play, and fun physics puzzler. The gameplay is enjoyable and offers a lot of different level with unique obstacles. The app is definitely worth its $0.99 price tag.