Cheese Please is a turn-based strategy puzzle game with Portal-like stat tracking to give the puzzles some replay value.

A great new release from the Angry Birds stable. It adds plenty of great new features to entice players in, both old and new alike. Fans in particular will be delighted, even if they will wonder where all their free time has vanished to.

It may not be a real first-person shooter, at least not in the way everyone would naturally expect, but Mission Sirius is still quite fun. So long as players know what they're getting into I think they'll end up having a good time with it. Although I might suggest muting the sound. At least until someone addresses that annoying voice.

It's a unique take on a superhero flying game that provides quite a bit of action with a lot of space to explore and throw down some sweet power-up combos.

The controls are simple, but not easy to get the hang of. It's a lot of fun to look at and interesting to play but often ends up being more frustrating than fun.

Rune Raiders is a really addictive title. While the backgrounds suffer a bit from repetition, the challenging gameplay more than makes up for this as it's a title that's hard to put down. There's even a randomized survival mode to unlock, which adds longevity.

Universal and priced at $0.99 with 40 levels, Time Sliders offers a pretty satisfactory package. Making a simple idea feel more original is no easy feat but Sarcastic Hedgehog has managed this. Fans of sliding puzzles will be happy here.

In short, fans of the original will want to get it.

Air Wings is an enjoyable and also surprisingly competitive game. The controls have been done well, and the matches are free from lag. Players with a couple of dollars spare for the in-app purchases should definitely give this a try.

MotoHeroz is another fantastic entry in a genre that RedLynx has taken command of. The physics-based gameplay, level design, and asynchronous multiplayer elements are all fantastic. Now, if only we can get RedLynx on the universal app train, we'd really have something. Other than that, the game is fantastic.

The visuals are passable and not by any means ugly. They are fairly standard with some nice flourishes here and there. The gameplay is spot on and the controls are simple enough that mastering the more complex nuances of the physics won't take long. While it might not be the most groundbreaking iOS title, its a fun one for sure.

Plants War's core experience is fun enough to warrant several play sessions. It takes a while for things to stop feeling quite so "samey" due to unlocks being so tough to acquire, but it's always satisfying to earn that new unit and take it out for a spin.

Even if the game is a bit on the short side, there's no denying how enjoyable Harry the Fairy is to play, listen to and look at.

It's not an especially long game or a challenging game by any means, but it is a fun ride.

It feels like what Flight Control Rocket adds takes away a lot of its core simplicity, though. Now it feels like I'm playing as much for collecting the game's new currency as I am for the pursuit of high scores.

Simple yet fun, Warheads Medieval Tales is well worth a look given its price tag of absolutely nothing. Don't be put off by in-app purchases, as they're really not essential for those willing to put the time in.

Achtung should be an instant download for anyone who loves to share the iPad by playing multiplayer games.

A little chugging here and there doesn't keep Kingdoms of Camelot: Battle for the North from being an excellent freemium strategy game. It looks good, it's accessible but still complex and intricate, and there's almost always something to do. Even if that wall upgrade still has a few hours left.

The one button approach to controls works beautifully on the iOS touch screen.

Vibrant visuals and simple controls but underneath the surface, a pretty smart arcade puzzle game.

The music and ocean sounds also give the game a great nautical atmosphere.

Fantasy Chronicle definitely ranks in my top five experiences with an iOS RPG, rivaled by Zenonia and Final Fantasy. It may be my favorite.

While the game's structure and stance system make Kids vs. Goblins somewhat interesting, the overall lack of control is frustrating. Too much, it gives the sensation that I'm just here to watch the proceedings, not to actually interact, and in a strategy game, that lack of command makes this hard to recommend.

Zombies, Run! effortlessly blends fitness and fun. Runners will enjoy the top notch story and its professional quality audio production. The progression of the story and the incentives and rewards received for running will also give runners that extra boost they might need to go just a little farther or just a little faster.

It's just the basic mechanics that feel lacking and confused.

Zombie Purge offers just the right mix of intriguing and intense gameplay that is sure to win over most zombie game fans. However, scrolling around the screen to find zombies can be cumbersome and might annoy some.

LEGO Hero Factory isn't a incredibly inventive in it's content, but there is a fair amount of content to play. Regardless, the game is lots of fun to play, and the fantastic visuals fit perfectly with the other LEGO titles. Players and LEGO fans looking for an entertaining yet simple game to keep them busy for a while will enjoy this one.

Overall Zuma's Revenge! HD is a fun, simple, and addictive game. The levels sometimes feel a little repetitive, but it's still a great game. It takes mere seconds to learn how to play and can offer hours of entertainment.