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.

The gameplay is well done with gradual teaching progression.

Monster Flip by PikPok is quite challenging as far as puzzle apps go. It takes a little bit to get used to the concept. I found the game to be entertaining and plan to play the application again. PikPok works on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

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

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

Papa Sangre may not completely knock your socks off with the fun factor, but it's still well worth checking out for the wholly innovative and inspired "ear-opening" experience.

And with dozens of levels, there's a lot of action to be had.

Mad Skills is loads of fun and a great app in every aspect. Not only is the game highly entertaining, but there is an abundance of levels to keep busy with.

Zombie Gunship's sound also skews toward realism. While no music is present, the sound effects, such as your gunship's gun, are very well done. This minimalist approach towards the sound and music design works well to capture the realistic atmosphere that Zombie Gunship attempts.

Magnetic Baby also brings a level of difficulty that many iOS games lack, so if you are up for a real challenge this may be for you.

If you enjoyed Doodle Jump and Mega Jump, and miss playing Pac-Man, PAC'N-JUMP will be on your top played list in no time. It's a perfect game to pick up and play when you have a few moments to burn.

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

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.

This is also the kind of game that you'll have a blast whipping out at parties and having your friends compete at.

I found Gravity Guy to be amazingly fun and visually awesome. It's rare for me to find an app that motivates me so much into completing each stage.

A simplistic, no frills, and really fun physics based puzzle game. If you're looking for a puzzler with a unique approach to the genre, look no further than Cado. While the 40 levels currently available is a little skimpy, it will take some time for you perfect each one, and with 20 more on the way Cado is a bargain for just $0.99 in the App Store.

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.

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.

An awesome game, given the $1.99 price tag, the fun gameplay, sharp graphics, and huge replay value.

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.

Who says cheap simple games have to suck? Robosockets is definitely an app I would recommend someone looking to kill some time and had some spare change.

If it weren't so buggy, we'd have given it a much higher score, and it would be at the top of our list of favorite games. In the meantime, FD will sometimes simply refuse to start, and will often crash to the home screen for no apparent reason.

The fire physics in the game are excellent.

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.

Overall, Treasure Seekers: Visions of Gold is definitely one of the prettiest hidden object iPhone games around.

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.

If you like your trivia with a healthy side of snark and a touch of risque, age hasn't mellowed You Don't Know Jack one bit, and it emerges onto the app scene as a very smart and sharp challenge for grown-ups.

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

But if you aren't up for a good challenge then this one may frustrate you.

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.

There's a lot to like about this little game: excellent writing, nice graphics, and puzzles that are actually fun to solve. Truthfully, the only complaint I had was the length of the game, and even then, it wasn't that I felt cheated in any way; I was just eager for more.

The lack of any real depth and the abruptness with which the title becomes stale both ruin the value of it.

NFL Rivals is a great arcade football game that will always put a smile on any football fan's face. If you've enjoyed the Backbreaker series, or you can't get enough NFL action, this is definitely a title to add to your iPhone's collection.

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.

Reckless Getaway is a fun casual racing game that can surely steal hours away from you if you're not careful. While it isn't the deepest racing game (you simply play each level with no "career" mode or online racing), the challenge of the single player mode is enough that it won't get old anytime soon.

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

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.

The bottom line of this review is that you can't beat free, and the cost here overcomes any shortcomings. The cartoon graphics are very crisp and clear, and they look great on the smaller screens used by the iPhone and iPod touch. We'll certainly be keeping this iPhone app installed, and we look forward to seeing how the board looks on the larger iPad screen.

An amazing value at only $0.99

Just another casual matching game, so it's not going to change anyone's life, but as matching games go, this is a very, very nice one. It's polished, professional, and dripping with fishy charm, which is about all you could ask for in a simple game like this one.

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.

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

Eufloria HD is certainly worth trying, but it's likely not worth the current $4.99 price tag.

Infinite Dreams has created a fun and intuitive iPhone and iPad app through its attention to the right mix of details-great graphics, precise control, and cool game atmosphere. A

I enjoyed Perfect Cell, but it wasn't the masterpiece I was really hoping for. It's definitely an interesting and innovative game, but with its relatively high price tag of $4.99, I would expect much smoother controls, at the very least. Bottom line, it's not bad, but with a little more work, it really could have been great.

Rune Raiders aims more for the casual gamer; for hardcore strategy fans, consider 100 Rogues as a pretty good alternative strategy iPhone game. For everyone else, Rune Raider is a decent, if not short, entrance to the world of strategy role-playing games.

An incredible experience.

The concept is fairly original and the controls are simple to use.

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

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.

Plain and simple, GOBTRON is fun. Not too complicated, and not too hard. Definitely something you can pick up and learn right away.

I would recommend Emissary of War to Runescape or Lord of the Rings fan. Though it is very easy, it does get sort of addictive with combat and collecting items, not to mention the witty dialogue.

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 .

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.

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

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

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

Great for a little challenge and easy enough for quick plays on your break time, or while waiting in line for the movie.

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.

Grand Prix Story is a very solid iPhone app , but is not for everyone. Anyone looking to get the thrill of racing will not enjoy this app, but if you enjoy simulation games then Grand Prix Story is perfect.

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.

The real reward, however, is the humor and nostalgia brought to its target audience, the post-college cubicle-dwelling twenty and thirtysomething crowd.

An amazing piece of work by its developers, and I hope that this review encourages the Social Gaming Network to keep updating this application.

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

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

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.

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.

Overall, I think Cardboard Castle is an amusing game for what it is. If you like trial and error type of games, funny visual effects, and something with a storybook charm, I suggest getting this app which at $0.99 is reasonably priced.

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.

The drawback is that if you lose, you have to start at the first wave again. I think Breakeroids is an enjoyable quick-play style iPhone game that tries to bring back the charm of its classic predecessors.

It's a gassy good time.

Urban Ninja is a great strategy game that encourages efficiency and a little geometry to have Francois land those jumps while wasting as little energy as possible.

Graphics aside, the mechanics in RobotGladi8tor make it an enjoyable experience.

Despite the mature content, 9mm is a phenomenal app that surpasses nearly all other games in the genre.

Enjoyable, but it takes a long time to get into. Although the graphics are cute and attractive, the story falls very flat, and the action just drags while you're struggling to get the hang of the controls.

Offering more than 100 levels, catchy visuals, and a unique combination of game styles Candy Boy is a game that was a real pleasure to play. While far from perfect, the sheer unique gameplay is enough to make Candy Boy a title to add to your iPhone's game collection.

Overall, the game is very enjoyable and should not be overlooked by avid gamers. For those seeking an enjoyable 2D platformer, look no further than The Adventures of Timmy: Run Kitty Run.

A fantastic racing title and quite honestly may be one of the best available on iOS. With multiple game modes, tough AI competition, and the ability to link up multiple devices and race your friends, there's plenty here to keep you entertained for a long time.

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 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.

A great introduction into the tower defense genre, and should have widespread appeal. It's an enjoyable, lighthearted play, and despite its flaws it's hard to resist.

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?

To-Fu 2 is a solid sequel to an amazing iOS game. It isn't wildly different from its predecessor, but it definitely adds enough new features and improvements to warrant another round of fun.

This game is a no brainer for any serious iOS gamer, and anyone that appreciates a genuinely visually stunning mobile game.

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

Overall, the misnamed Hamlet can be a fun little game, but it's not quite perfect. Fans of Mystery Mania will probably most enjoy this lighthearted and lightweight adventure, although hardcore point-and-click lovers may find themselves mildly frustrated by the overall ease of the game and mildly inelegant puzzle construction.

I won't deny that Bop It has a very clean user and kid-friendly interface, and it can be fun, if rather hyperactive, but the overall experience is undeniably awkward on the iPhone and it's a far cry from the toy's humble, molded plastic origins.

The thing which really bugged me was the misalignment of the compass controls.

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.

This app has great controls and graphics. I like the fact that I get to choose when to fire my weapon rather than having the game do it for me. The visuals are impressive and feature abstract forms of fears like insects and death.

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.

Madden NFL 12 for iPhone is a good, but not perfect mobile version of the gridiron giant. While it may not replace the console version for hardcore fans, it's definitely a great way to get that quick Madden fix at the office or between classes.

The Sky Gnomes universal download is surprisingly challenging and filled with cool, unexpected gameplay.

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.

Given the iPad version, and the clean production of Arctic Escape, it is a very good buy for puzzler fans looking for a challenging iPhone/iPad game combo. Priced at one dollar, it is affordable too. Your time will probably be consumed by these little penguins pretty quickly.

Fun, addicting.

Overall, the concept is very fun.

Overall, the game has a lot of new material, and has potential to be good, although it is super annoying having to deal with that red arrow. Until they remove that my advice is to stay clear and go with the original.