With some tweaks this could be a solid mech action game, but as it is now it feels like more of a broken-down wreck.

I'm honestly shocked that PikPok isn't charging money for Slam Dunk King. There's more than enough content and fun here for a non-freemium game. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. It just seems weird.

A great experience and puzzle fans looking for something more from a physics game will really enjoy the game. It looks great as well and it is obvious that the developers have taken the time with MixZle to make sure they've created and released a polished product.

I had my initial doubts about the gameplay mechanics of a falling character as side scrollers are always a sure bet. Then I took High Flyer Death Defyer's for a spin and was surprised at the level of entertainment it provided.

One of the smartest games I've played on iOS, and it demands a kind of precision and planning that other games just don't have. The game works well no matter which platform it's played on, but iPad owners will definitely want to check this out on the larger screen.

A decent game but not a refined experience. R-Type on iOS looks and controls much better. However, gamers that want something that will test every fiber of their reaction and memorization skills will find a great challenge hidden in this game.

The comedic, text-based storyline may not be for everyone. The parodies may not be understood by everyone. But the gameplay is a whole lot of fun, and rewards a player for learning the way in which different items react and for consequently reacting quickly to these items themselves.

This is an extremely faithful port of the original game, all the way down to the input lag. The game is difficult, yet rewarding thanks to each success being well deserved. This is not a game that will appeal to everyone, but any fans of games gone by will find this makes a decent addition to the collection.

An entertaining entry into the jumping genre. The rubber-band mechanic, coupled with a need to be quick and accurate, make this a game that is easily playable for a few minutes, or extended gaming sessions.

Have a thing for numerically organizing playing cards? Then check out Four Seasons for something a bit more complex than the standard offerings.

It's a fine title to pick up for action puzzle goodness.

For those who never played First Samurai the first time round, there's unfortunately not much to love here. It's just too set in its old ways, keenly demonstrating just how much things have changed in the past 20 years.

Niggles aside, Funpark Friends is respectable enough, it just needs some work doing to it. With a few more social features and a little more functionality in terms of things to do, such as more interaction in the running of the park, this might be something pretty cool.

While ZombiePanic might lack brains, it's by no means a pointless endeavor. It's excellent fun which is pretty much all that anyone could ask for from such a game.

Anyone looking for a new physics game to have a good time experimenting with will enjoy the challenge here.

iOS gamers looking for a challenge from their games will be satisfied by Commander Pixman, as it is extremely difficult.

It's not that Team Hot Wheels Flame Riders isn't fun. It's just a little basic to be true value for money, even at the low price of $0.99.

While Jelly Defense is pretty formulaic, it is fun for a time, until the difficulty level ramps up and players step away out of frustration. It's unfortunate as early levels are quite fun but trial and error does not make a great game, it just annoys.

Fans of arena survival games like Tilt to Live, Hard Lines, and Silverfish ought to check this one out.

A solid app. The problem is I don't know if I'd choose to play it over something like Zynga Poker, which cleverly makes use of user's Facebook network – at least not for Texas Hold 'Em.

When it comes to sci-fi/western mash-up arcade games, I can't think of a better example than Pixel Ranger. It's just simply… endearing.

Fling a Thing manages to combine flinging physics, arcade tomfoolery and just a hint of virtual pet with surprising success.

An enjoyable change from the bounty of other physics-based games. The setting is entertaining, the puzzles challenging, and everything is wrapped up in a humorous package.

While it may not have much in the way of unique gameplay, Mortal Skies 2 is a competent arcade shooter, even if it is on the more difficult end of the spectrum.

A fun physics based game with a quick learning curve, interesting scenes, good music and sound effects, and can potentially have a massive amount of levels once all the themes are created and if the gamer is willing to pay for them.

So now I've finally seen what all the fuss is about.

I was genuinely surprised, however, at how much fun I had with Stinger Foosball League.

Fans of the genre will absolutely love Tiny Defense, it falls second only to PvZ.