A rare treat. It couples the cult appeal of a fantastic film with a solid and entertaining game.

Some of the images in that story are so intense, so disturbing, that the story started showing elements of pure horror as I got wrapped up into it.

An incredible experience.

Fibble is full of energy and life. It is challenging, but it's extremely accessible.

Grimm is an exceptionally well made game with a hint of dark humor and original content.

An excellent value for RPG fans or gamers who are feeling nostalgic. Not everyone will fall in love with the 8-bit artwork and audio, but the concept is a good enough reason to download this application .

Overall, I'd say that this application is pretty top notch. My only real problem, which I stated earlier in the review, is the control system. If they release an update that fixes that minor problem, it will be absolutely perfect.

Aemula Oldies S is a perfect little app for anyone who wants to go back to their retro floppy disc days. There are inline ads when you're going throughout the game picking menu, which is not too bad to deal with. Overall I'm really happy that there is finally a DOS emulator in the App Store. Best of all, it's a free download.

DrawRace uses hand drawn characters and artwork, and has a fast paced soundtrack to keep you pumped up. If you are at all into line drawing games, and or are a fan of slot racing games, this is a must have.

Though the meat of the game is spent flicking through virtual comic strips, Frederic: Resurrection of Music is still a fun entry into the rhythm based genre for iPhone gamers, and there is sure to be enough content to make it worth the price of $3.99.

Little Acorns is a lot of fun and should appeal to users of all ages. The application plays on both the iPad as well as the iPhone or iPod touch thanks to its universal nature.

It's a simply to understand, really hard-to-master style game app. The art is very retro, the controls are solid (so long as you stick to tilt), and the levels are challenging and fast to play. I found the music to actually be pretty good and the theme matches well.

Although I wasn't completely enthralled by the story, the app itself is very beautifully produced and a stellar example of how to make the most of interactive storytelling on the iPhone and iPad, and it's definitely worth checking out if you're a gaming or comics fan.

This app offers a very fun style of play and is easy to get into. It's free, so there's no reason not to at least try it. If you're anything like me, you'll find yourself playing it more and more. I can easily see myself playing this app for a while. There are no major problems that I could find.

The audio for The Treasures of Montezuma 3 is well done.

GoblinGun is definitely a game I will keep for a long time.

If you can say "interactive avant-garde iPad gaming" with a straight face then you'll want to give Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP a go.

The replay value is very good, with high scores recorded so that you can go back to old missions and try to beat your high score, which can then be sent to Game Center.

Although the general notion of the game is not totally exclusive, the use of oil in the game is a genuinely new idea and adds a new element to the game.

If you're a fan of of Angry Birds and Cut the Rope, Munch Time may be the next great iOS game you'll fall in love with. There's not a lot of long-term replay value, but with 40 levels for $0.99, your money is well spent here.

If you feel like you've thoroughly exhausted yourself with Angry Birds and its many seasonal sequels then the Siege Hero game may not be for you. If a new twist on what is already a classic game sounds up your alley then Siege Hero is definitely something worth looking into.

I am hooked on this game. Grim Joggers is somewhat disturbing and downright brutal at times-especially when you are running through the battlefield and limbs are flying-but it is easily one of the most entertaining platformer games I have played.

Major Mayhem can be proud not only to be a soldier, but also to be included in the wonderful lineup of mobile entertainment that Adult Swim has provided for iOS device owners.

This iPhone app is definitely worth checking out if you're interested in building your own world in the way that you want and defending it.

It's not really an intellectually satisfying or especially challenging puzzle game, but the heady triumph of finding all the elements is hard to top. It may not be very deep, but Doodle God is about as simple, accessible, and gorgeously presentable a game as you're going to find.

For me, Guardian Saga hits the iPhone game sweet spot: simple enough to play for a few minutes waiting in line, but with enough variety and adventure to remain interesting.

A rather basic yet highly addictive iPhone game, Hannes Jensen's FallDown! hearkens back to old school arcade games where the objectives are simple and the levels seemingly endless.

This is an app filled with potential. If you swap the portals with horrors and scary images, you've got yourself a new app. Seriously, try Infinight. The atmosphere, music, lighting, environments, user interface, and overall story are absolutely wonderful.

While there is the one small problem with the controls, this app is very fun and works very well. If you are interested in racing and blowing up other cars, you will certainly get some fun out of this.

At $0.99, this is a no-brainer. With hundreds of thousands of apps on the market, it's not easy to find the high quality games like Raccoon Rising. The 60 different phases and high quality graphics will keep gamers playing Raccoon Rising for a while.

For parents, spouses, and significant others, it may be the perfect gift to get your beloved gamer off the computer and pounding the pavement. I can't wait to unlock the next part of my mission during my Zombies, Run! tomorrow.

With two worlds and 96 levels, there's more than enough game play here for many, many bus journeys.

Replay value for this game is replaying a stage and trying to beat in a fast enough time to get three stars.

Continuity 2: Ragtime Games continues their indie cred and comes out with a great sequel to one of the best iPhone app, iPod touch and iPad apps to hit the recent market.

The controls take some time to understand, but once you do it's all down hill from there.

Like any really good game, Bloons TD 4 is easy to learn, hard to master, but still a deeply satisfying experience at any level.

The controls seem to be spot on and the obstacles moderately challenging.

The only limitation I see is that because the music is so crucial to gameplay, you can't play with the volume muted. Still, I think that is a small limitation of the application, and the music alone makes for immersive puzzle gameplay.

Frisbee Forever is a really addictive game that is hard not to fall in love with quickly. Just be careful that you don't end up spending too much money on buying the stars.

As an application primarily aimed at kids and to tie into the Skylanders brand, Skylanders Cloud Patrol succeeds; however, it also has momentum and potential for being a great experience outside its target audience, which puts it into a league of its own.

It might not have the high-power graphics and visualizations used for other word apps, but it doesn't need to. Either way, it's addicting.

if you like rhythm games, but you're sick unto death of the latest pop trash release of Tap Tap Revenge, slip into the cool electronic waters of muBlip and exercise your mind and fingers for a bit. You'll be glad you did.

Vampires is a more enjoyable concept in the Infect Them All games series and I highly recommend it.

Most Angry Birds fans will love Amazing Breaker, especially those who want a greater challenge.

Altogether, I really enjoyed this game. Squareball is a rare game to experience because simplistic awesomeness doesn't come around very often. I have experienced some crashing which forced me to replay some levels, so I really hope that gets patched up soon since I really want to recommend this app for everyone to try.

I love the audio used in this iPhone application; it is feels soothing and adds a cute factor to the game that helps make me smile and makes Tree World an even better pastime.

WWE WrestleFest for iPhone is the perfect game for any nostalgic WWE fan. It features an arcade type gameplay with just enough realism to keep any die-hard fan coming back for more. THQ has a winner with WWE WrestleFest, and that's the bottom line, 'cause Stone Cold said so.

This is a really strong entry from Crescent Moon Games.

Although the one-button gameplay is exceedingly simple to learn, the levels themselves are complex enough to keep your mind engaged, and there are a ton of them to work through.

Flying Hamster is truly a ridiculous app. Penguins using umbrellas as weapons and cows shooting deadly udder milk does not make a lot of sense but the controls are intuitive and your adversaries are hysterical which is reason enough to give the game a try.

Office Chaos is a great game to play not only to get out the frustrations that must mount from working in an office environment, but because killing a red-eyed creature advancing on you with a fax machine is so satisfying.

Yes, you need an iPad 2, this game and the AV adaptor. Yes you will have a blast, and yes you should be playing Firemint's Real Racing 2 HD on your 1080p TV right now! I'm excited to see what other games adopt this style of gameplay.

Spaceward Ho! is a little bit of gamer childhood brought back to life for Apple enthusiasts.

A great game on so many different levels, and is another fantastic title to show off the visuals possible on iOS, especially on the A5 processor.

Bring Me Sandwiches! is a fun purchase and one I would recommend to anyone who likes side-scrollers. The levels are fast, at about two to three minutes a piece, and can be played over and over again.

Crafted offers hours of gaming entertainment to any type of gamer. With the ability to craft items, build structures, and fight off monters, the possibilities are endless.

An iPad game that combines the foresight of chess with quick, agile gesture control in a constantly changing tunnelscape.

The only issue I found in this game is that game state is not saved if you quit the app. Otherwise Shibuya is a perfect little puzzler.

We highly recommend GraviMaze to all iOS brain teaser fans, whether you're a casual gamer or a puzzle aficionado. It's easy to pick up and play but can keep you entertained for hours, the perfect combination for any application.

A fantastic application . The playing experience is fluid, and the story gives you just enough to make you want to keep playing and finding out more.

My overall experience with Angry Zombies has been very satisfactory. I would definitely recommend this game to all my friends who own an iPhone or iPod touch and people who are looking for a simple game with great replay value.

A serious release with lots of fun and replay-ability. Anyone who's ever played the game before will really love this iPhone version of Bust-A-Move.

Graphics in this game are colorful and creative, while the characters resemble children's drawings, adding to the appeal of the game. It almost makes you feel like you are part of a sophisticated fairy tale.

The chipper animations and bright illustrations are Retina ready and appropriate for all ages, and in addition to being charming to look at, it's ultimately just a really pleasant game to play and well worth the $0.99 download.

I am not a big fan of repetitive music in applications, but I would like some effects when I move, fight, attack, and interact with other characters.

I would highly recommend playing Cell Bound. I thoroughly enjoyed playing and will keep this iPhone app on my phone. With the lone exception of the advertisement upon opening Cell Bound, I didn't have any complaints about this program.

This newest release can easily stand up to Street Fighter 2 as one of the best in the series.

Captain BomBom is an entertaining and creative beat-em up game. As much ammo as you get, the game is still incredibly challenging as you get used to the coordination and timing that goes into successful playing.

Although the GTA elements make the app engrossing, the sniper mode is what makes it worth playing.

The graphics in NumberLink are simplistic and clean; two things you want in any puzzle application.

For the average gamer, it's excellent. For the serious gamer, it's good, not great.

Ant Raid is a good looking game, and the controls are clever too, but it's varying levels of difficulty and it's repetitive feel brings it down.

If there is one big problem with Pocket League Story, it's that you can easily overkill the matches.

It isn't an entirely new or groundbreaking gameplay concept (see previously released Tiny Tower from NimbleBit ), but a few nice touches make this one worth your while.

I recommend Gravonaut simply because its gameplay should be experienced just for the experience. The gravity control is interesting, but I fear some folks might hate the level design after a few dozen deaths.

It didn't blow me away with ingenuity, but it took a familiar game type and made it sparkle. Mahjong fans will love this one and everyone else will think it's a very solid rendition of a predictable, but still well-loved game.

For me personally, the game just seems a bit too overpriced, especially if you already paid for the first CHAOS RINGS iOS game last year.

An amazing value at only $0.99

The game runs pretty smooth with few hiccups. Mage Gauntlet's iPhone is likely to perform better on the iPhone 4S with its faster processor than on the iPod touch.

We had a great experience during this review, and as an ad-supported free app, we'd recommend to anyone with a little time to kill.

If I have one complaint about Extreme_Formula it is that the controls are not achieved through tilting. I think it would feel more like a race if I were gripping my iPhone as if it were a steering wheel. I otherwise had a great time racing.

The entire title is so memorable thanks to its unique style that I find it hard to forget the tiny house in which Lume takes place.

With a fun RoadRunner meets 21st century aesthetic and polished graphics, Find a Way Jose game for iPhone and iPad delivers light humor and addictive brain teasers that puzzle nerds will love.

It's easy to get started and to keep going, and this app can keep you busy with all the new upgrades and challenging new maps. Once you make your first tank and decimate the field, you will be hooked.

It would be really cool if the developers added an actual one on one fight mode to Ice Rage. The game also lacks online multiplayer capabilities as of right now. If the developers add these 2 features, this game would be perfect. However, these are not hard to overlook once you get into the game. Ice Rage is a fun, fast paced hockey game and works on most newer iOS devices. You get inexpensive hockey gaming action.

Yet another take on the endless jump concept popularized by Doodle Jump, it's obviously not the world's most original concept, but while there isn't a whole lot to the game, the general performance is sound, the saccharine-goth artwork is gleefully deranged, and the price tag (FREE!) is great, so what are you waiting for?

Overall, the Halo Waypoint app is an immensely valuable tool for anyone with an iPhone or iPad, containing a plethora of features. For those who are serious about getting the most from Reach, one of the most advanced tools available is the Waypoint iphone app.

Let Me Out is a very good iOS puzzle experience. It's certainly worth $0.99, and it'll be even more worth it once those additional levels come. The cartoonish graphics are excellent. The music and sound effects are professional and diverse.

Perfect for children and adults of all ages, Monster Island is a great iOS game at a great price.

This is currently the best fighting game I have played on iOS by some margin, the graphics really are very good and the control response is fine, but there is one serious issue around SoulCalibur for iOS, and that is its price.

As you collect more AppMATes Cars you can store them in the app under the collection menu. Appmates supports both iPad and iPad 2 devices.

Admittedly, when you strip away all the fancy design aspects, Vetica is a pretty basic game and won't necessarily wow people, but the font gimmick is a good one, and the game itself is solid and satisfying.

Overall, Gunstar Heroes was a pretty good experience for me. It does a fairly good job of keeping itself fresh without losing its authenticity. While there are definite places in which it can improve, I think it's a great time-passer and is a good addition to anyone's app collection.

This app might be difficult in the beginning but after awhile it is simple and amusing. I recommend this game to anyone who wants a relaxing game to play.

Playing Chop Chop Kicker is fun and addictive enough that you may want to just sit down at the end of the day and play it for an hour or so - at least, it may not feel like an hour to you.

Overkill is similar to old school arcade lightgun games but on an iDevice. There are a few problems since the update such as random crashing and very noticeable lag.

A very enjoyable game , but is definitely not for everyone. Players who prefer less difficult games should not even attempt Stardash, as it will undoubtedly be too frustrating.

Without a doubt, Silent Ops is a great game. If you're a fan of spy and secret agent games, you'll surely enjoy this title.