Zombie Wonderland 2 isn't the next revolutionary, groundbreaking zombie slaying title but it does what it does well and with simple controls, too. There are a lot of zombies out there. Time to thin their ranks a bit, and enjoy doing it.

There is a lot that I would change about Star Marine: Infinite Ammo, particularly to make it more in line with the games that inspired it, but what's here is rather intriguing and fun. Flawed, but there is fun to be had.

StreetBike: Full Blast really has a lot of issues to fix, particularly to make it feel like a more polished product. Until then, this is just an unspectacular racing game, even if it is one of the few motorcycle racers on the App Store.

The gameplay is fairly bland, though, and there isn't much variation in the environment. The cars and trucks are all carbon copies of each other, and the road just continues straight ahead into infinity.

It's a challenging title, much like Geometry Wars, but a fun one nonetheless.

With such a low cost of entry, Stretch the Puzzle is a real winner for anyone who remembers the fun that is to be had with a good old fashioned tile puzzle.

With a ton of extra levels and characters planned for future updates, I think it would be silly to pass this one up.

I could easily overlook Wicket – The Beginning's control issues if it weren't for the fact that the gameplay serves zero purpose. There's no progression of any kind, save watching the numbers next to the gold coin, sword and shield go up. It's a shame, really. I think this game could be pretty cool if any of it actually lead to something.

Can be pretty fun. It's certainly not as robust as other more popular games in the genre but it offers a more unique experience. One that I'd gladly recommend to people who enjoy this kind of stuff.

Yes, a few cheap deaths aside, Don't Run With a Plasma Sword is another solid endless runner with a little bit of action-platformer thrown in. So throw the instruction manual out the window and give this one a try if you're a fan of the genre. Did I mention the theremin? It really is rather neat.

The environments in Street Wrestler are simply gorgeous. The cell shaded art style, the detailed design, and the dynamically animated backgrounds all make this game one serious piece of stylish eye candy. The controls aren't flawless, but they work well enough that the player can focus on fighting bad guys instead the controls.

Legendary Heroes is still fun in small doses. It starts to fumble a bit as it progresses because the smaller margin for error magnifies a couple of minor (but significant) issues, though.

It's a shame, really. If it weren't for the camera/controls combination, Asteroids 2012 would be a pretty fun game. With less-twitchy controls and a more user-friendly camera, it would be an easy recommendation for arcade lovers. But even after (yes, after) an update, it still suffers from the same problems. Still, there's potential here.

The retro 8-bit graphics are seriously entertaining and every one of the 160 life stages has its own unique graphic representation. Quick games and the seemingly endless payout of entertaining life stage shifts will keep players burning through lives as quickly as they possibly can.

I was genuinely surprised to find myself playing Fluff Friends Rescue so incessantly. It can turn into a major problem when there are important real life things to do. Animal lovers should consider that both praise and a warning.

For the most part Foodie the Bug is an enjoyable game. Just be prepared to see the 'fail' screen over and over again.

More maps or more zombies would be nice, but really I'm just holding on to hope for an eventual way to bypass the super-boring early waves. Still, it's bound to keep action lovers occupied for a while.

I don't see this game being meant for older audiences but this crazy medieval-themed carnival is sure to keep kids busy for hours.

On many fronts Law & Order: Legacies is an outstanding re-creation of the crime procedural in interactive form. However, lackluster voice acting and minimal variety in game mechanics prevent this from being something that will appeal beyond the franchise's fan base.

Vlambeer deserve credit for making a fantastic game, and along with Halfbot, they deserve a ton of credit for making this a shining example of how to bring this kind of game to mobile properly. Even after all the weapons were unlocked, I still found myself chasing after the unlockable characters and modes that require superhuman-level performances in order to succeed. This sets a high bar for other iOS releases to try and match this year.

Lunar Racer's fast-paced take on the action racer has a lot going for it, and is definitely worth keeping an eye on in the future. There's plenty of room for more tracks, modes, and vehicles. Noodlecake Studios does not disappoint with this one.

I really wanted to like Chicken Rain, there is some potential fun game play with this app. However, with the constant interruption the fun was washed away.

Maybe the game could've built on it a bit more but even without it's a great little time-drain and well worth a look and maybe a few several hours.

The only real downside to Monkey Quest: Thunderbow is that when it's finished there's very little incentive to go back and play through it again.

Unlike most physics-based puzzles, Backyard Bounce doesn't have the repetitiveness that leads to boring gameplay. This, plus its homage to Mr. Naismith makes for a great game.

While the controls can be a little fussy and the rating system seems totally nonsensical, I still can't seem to tear myself away. It's always "Just one more level," or "Just one more try." I can't explain it, but I suppose I don't really need to. It's simply a fun and very addicting iOS game.

Sticky Ball is a fine way for bored players to kill a day. Despite its issues, it has got enough worthwhile puzzles for a single play through. However, unless it has some downloadable content on the way, most probably won't be compelled to visit it again.

Sure there are plenty of other titles in the genre out there, but how many of them involve re-killing zombies anime-style as a schoolgirl? Not many.