An amazing program that you will find yourself going back to over and over again. Whether you are in it to squish the skeletons, or just to make the perfect pizza, this program is one that belongs on any iOS device.

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.

Overall, the concept of Cut the Buttons is a good one. It's a unique and fun game, but it isn't always easy to play.

If you're only a casual fan of the genre, then you likely won't get much value out of the game. The truth is, unless some changes are made so that the game features more cohesive storytelling, there are a lot of better applications on the App Store for you to spend your money on.

With Elf Defense, Jellyoasis has added all the pieces for a successful tower defense game with endless details that make the game a joy to play.

It is a very neat idea and a super entertaining game. However, it gets old quickly.

Reckless Racing 2 adds value with its fully customizable race cars and HD graphics with a ton of new races and tracks to complete, enough to keep you busy for quite some time.

Solomon's Boneyard is free. There are in app purchases but they are not necessary. This game is easy to pick up since whenever you leave the game, it will let you resume where you left off.

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.

At its heart, My Little Garden is a cute, uncomplicated iPhone game that's easy to get into. I recommend it for anyone in search of something lighthearted and casual.

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.

Overall, if you are willing to shell out the extra $3 for the Booster Packs you'll be happy with the 200 extra levels, otherwise you'll be done playing this game in less than 5 minutes. Worth a try if you're an old school arcade fan.

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

A fun iPhone app to play and one I will definitely keep.

Run Roo Run is a fun, engaging, and intuitive platform puzzler and is well worth its 99 cents price tag.

Puzzlejuice will mess you up in a good way. It's amazing soundtrack music alone is reason enough to grab this game. The minimal style pastel colored graphics are fun and inspiring.

You get all the thrills of building up your kingdom, taking down smaller ones, and defending yourself against outraged rivals. However, in the later stages it is going to be a little tough to play unless you're willing to dish out some in-app purchase dough.

We don't see ourselves playing it very much in the days ahead.

The control system has been copied over too many times to count, and even the stellar graphics can't save the iPhone app from feeling a little tired by the end of an hour or so of playtime.

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.

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.

On top of having a great, in depth story line, it also provides tons of customization which will keep you wanting to come back and replay the game all over again.

At first Save the Furries! is very fun, but it can get very difficult later on, a little too difficult to really be justified. However, if you like challenges you will like this. The graphics, controls and audio are all very good and fit the world perfectly, so at least you won't have to worry about faulty controls messing you up. The 4 dollar price tag could turn a lot of potential casual iOS gamers away as well.

I wouldn't really call this app anything too special. It may be nice if you want a very, very short app to play around with when you're waiting for something to cook in the microwave, or during a few commercials. However, it doesn't really carry much replay value or anything that would make me come back and want to get right back into it.

Overall, I'd say that it's worth trying the app out, if you actually have the space for it. Though definitely not the best app out there.

If you want a real taste of what Mega Man X is, pick up a console or top loader and play the original. Having said that, MEGA MAN X is a fun game, especially for those who don't have a SNES emulator or just want a mobile alternative.

Between the smooth graphics, fun aiming controls, and the immersive tactical team gameplay, I'd highly recommend Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard.

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.

Despite a lack of new content, Sentinel 3: Homeworld is a challenging app, especially if you like tower defense games. The controls and graphics are great, sure to delight even those new to this genre.

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.

Definitely one of the greater puzzle games that I've encountered recently. It's a great time waster and is insanely fun.

A pretty fun iOS game in short periods of play time.

The controls work surprisingly well and don't get in the way like they do with some similar iPhone games. Overall, including the fact that the game is absolutely free, I'd say that Zenonia 4 is a definite must-buy app.

While it's not an audio-visual pleaser, this iPhone app will challenge the mind and keep users playing.

Perhaps the only bad thing to say about it is how simple it is, but it is still very fun.

Everything in Venture Towns is top-notch, and people who have played Kairosoft games in the past probably know to expect no less.

Snoticles is a very fun iOS game from Adult Swim and you will get hours of fun out of this app. Between the different characters and the difficult puzzles, difficult in the later stages at least, you will be challenged to a fun degree that does not become too annoying.

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.

I highly suggest giving this game a shot especially those who like the retro feel.

I think the game should cost half of what I paid for it, since there isn't a great deal to do on it, but I have played it enough so far to be happy with my purchase.

If you want to play a fun soccer game, then Real Soccer 2012 can definitely give you that experience. The controls are good, and the graphic are above average, plus the game is free to download and works on both iPad and iPhone.

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.

The flaw with Kaptain Brawe is that some of the puzzles seem arbitrary and purposefully annoying.

Overall, the immense difficulty of Bike Baron makes it a poor choice for any gamers who become frustrated easily. For those who enjoy a challenge, few games are more enjoyable than Bike Baron.

Overall, Frontline Commando is a very enjoyable and high-quality app, but may be too difficult for those who are not willing to invest real money to purchase game items.

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.

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.

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.

Even though everything in the title is very well done, there just isn't enough of it to justify the expensive price tag for this iPad and iPhone app.

Overall, the concept is very fun.

In "Word Matrix", the screen is filled with letters and you have to find words. I enjoyed the extreme mode best of all because it was the most challenging. I really enjoyed using this iPhone app. I felt that it was easy, convenient and a good value.

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

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

Infinity Blade II is everything an iOS game should be. It's beautiful, it's addicting, and it's quite possibly the most fun you can have playing an iOS game.

Overall, this iOS version of TETRIS is nice to look at but a step in the wrong direction for EA and their Mobile team.

With more zombies, mini games, boss fights, and 50 levels, it felt more like a sequel than an expansion.

A great time-killer and that is what most of us are looking for in gaming on our iPod touch, iPad and iPhones.

Instantly addictive and therefore is a fun way to spend idle time. It doesn't require a lot of thought, which makes it a new favorite for activities such as waiting in a long line at a store. For this and the zombie aspect alone, it is easily worth the .99 that Apple is charging for it.

Pulse: Volume One is an iPad app to cherish-and to keep on hand if the kids are bored in the back seat. It's so fun that the Angry Birds guys must be jealous.

Battle Nations features an intense audio soundtrack, but it's nothing special. The graphics aren't amazing, but they're unique and give Battle Nations its own style.

Superman would be a good iPhone app despite these negatives, if not for the frequent bugs and crashes I encountered probably once every 30 minutes of playing time.

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

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.

Gamers who are looking for a new zombie or shoot 'em up game should definitely check out Age of Zombies. My new favorite app.

Once you get started, it is nearly impossible to put it down. Even after you beat all the objectives, there's always more items and power ups to go back and collect.

Although there are some flaws with this app, it still stays true to the core concept of Minecraft.

The program is already very difficult by default, and players can even unlock a more challenging difficulty to play through once they beat the program.

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.

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.

Although it doesn't do anything especially well, The Show Must Go On is a fairly unique program and well worth the price.

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.

EPOCH has a short campaign, but a large replay value. A great iPod Touch , iPad , or iPhone app that is well worth the money.

All problems aside, Gangstar Rio is a decent open-world adventure. It's not the best, but it's also not the worst.

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

Because the app only features 12 short stages, players are sure to finish it very quickly.

All in all Poker Pals is a great, light iOS app that is a worthy purchase if you have plenty of friends who enjoy similar gameplay types. Just don't expect a real brain teaser.

Even though there are already tons of other zombie shooting games available for the iPad and iPod touch , Call of Mini is a great deal at only $0.99. While the app certainly has some flaws, the most prevalent complaint is that the game is too short. There are far worse complaints to make about an app than the fact that it leaves players wanting more.

The arcade game has more variety and you can play as Marge, Bart, and Lisa, in addition to Homer.

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 .

DynaStunts has excellent graphics and audio, but little value.

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.

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.

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.

The graphics, as a whole, have a really specific charm to them. They aren't anything over the top or too special, but they're still cute and keep you tuned in. Perhaps it's my own crude sense of humor, but I find it hilarious every time the guy hits the bottom of the screen and just falls apart, no blood involved.

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.

The gameplay is real-time with no annoying loading delays. The controls take a few minutes to master, as you must use arrow keys and jump and shoot buttons.

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.

A fairly enjoyable app with a few noteworthy setbacks. Those who are seeking a very long adventure or those who become frustrated very easily with poor controls may wish to avoid the app, as it is significantly lacking in these aspects. For those who are looking for an advanced RPG game and can overlook these setbacks, however, look no further than Fara.

Worth the money, trust me. Designed for both the iPhone and iPad , Gem Keeper has the potential to provide hours of fun.

For only $0.99 Hook Champ is a great value. Counterintuitivly, I found the retro-style graphics to be a breath of fresh air

Whale Trail's gameplay is simple yet addictive, making it the perfect kind of game for an iPhone.

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.

I thoroughly enjoyed Knight Defense because of its spectacular handling of this genre fusion and its clever chess piece powers. The game could make use of some different terrain rather than just a simple chess board, but this is Chess… hard to complain about accurate re-imaginings.

Eternal Legacy reaches for the stars and, while coming close, is hampered by the difficulty, sound and script. If Gameloft can improve upon these factors for a sequel on the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch , they will have a definite hit on their hands.

The bigger screen is nice, but the levels scales so well, you won't miss out by using a smaller one.

Pixel Ranger tries to offer a twist on a standard shooter, but while it does work, the chaotic controls greatly hinder it. Though it only has a few problems, these problems prevent it from being a classic.

Early Bird is very cute and has plenty of potential.