Visually, the graphics are less impressive than the gesture controls and functionality.

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.

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.

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

An enjoyable game to play, and I definitely suggest you try it out.

City of Secrets is a very eye-catching and solid game, but the story and characters are too forgettable for this to become a true adventure classic.

A solid game. It has its flaws, but we have to believe they'll be ironed out as Gamevil receives feedback. It's a free download that relies on in-app purchases, but the core of the title can be played for free. If you have an iOS device and like boxing, give it a shot.

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

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

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.

I really like the look and feel of Volcano Escape. It's extremely pretty and the time pressure can be fun.

I am not a fan of in game purchases, but in an RPG I think it's criminal. The only reason you would need to purchase more coin is (unless you just plain suck at it) if the game didn't really have enough for the player to collect in a reasonable way and in a reasonable amount of time to begin with.

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

In my case, I really couldn't stand the talking fruit, and I initially thought the game was too simple to really be good, but then I COULDN'T STOP PLAYING.

The controls were simple enough to where you could figure out what to do with the new weapon with little to no inconvenience.

It's gorgeous, it's immersive, and most of all, it's an enormous amount of fun. While a multiplayer mode is sadly absent, the achievements and single-player story alone should be more than enough to make this title worth your while.

For now though, you can enjoy this app as it is similar to those Fire Emblem games but without the story substance or Japanese anime graphics. Maybe try Tin Town out if you are interested in mind-bending surrealism in your apps.

This is a lovely little app and a fun gaming experience that should only improve with time.

A limited number of extra lives would have definitely made this iPhone app last much longer and ensure that players got a little more enjoyment out of the title.

Mafia Rush was entertaining for the first few minutes while playing it for this review, but the experience quickly became dull.

Etolis: Arena is fun because of its refined gameplay. It really feels like they play tested to make sure the controls work responsively and that the action is paced well.

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

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.

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.

Definitely not a game to beat in one sitting, rather a casual play which you could fire up for those small periods of waiting in your day, like waiting for the bus. Gorilla Gondola is definitely a fun app to have on your device.

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.

So, 10 levels, gun and swordplay, a really great combo system that has both style and substance, and really great graphics, this is one heck of an app. Dynamic action is hard to nail down in app form but Devil May Cry 4 Refrain is great.

After a long time with Inotia 3, I can honestly say that it was very forgettable. The game is just not that interesting beyond the graphics. I really can't recommend such an average yet pricey game.

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

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

An original RPG game that has a ton of potential, and worth checking out. Hopefully the developers continue to release updates and improvements to the game. There is talk of them also creating an online version of the game which should be interesting.

NBA 2K12 is an ideal mobile game for basketball enthusiasts. With authentic rosters, a full season mode, and a Jordan mode which lets you recreate 10 of the legend's most iconic performances, NBA 2K12 will fill your basketball fix for a long time to come.

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

Story mode was also much shorter than I expected, but Survival, Puzzle, and something called Gauntlet mode help to up the replay value a bit, as well as Game Center integration.

This may be hard to believe, but playing Sticky is a real challenge. The orange ball sticks to just about everything, so using the scrolling shooter to catapult him toward a toxin is an acquired skill that takes time to work on. Sticky is loads of fun.

If you're a fan of arcade shooters like Time Crisis or House of the Dead, Zombie Crisis 3D is definitely a game to check out.

While Catball Eats It All won't appeal to everyone and does have some control issues, it's easy to overlook these flaws as the app costs only $0.99 and universally runs on all iOS device types.

The graphics are top notch with hand drawn characters and plenty of different plush toys to collect. The color and lighting are perfect for this game, but strangely enough it only works with one orientation - not a huge issue, but definitely a little odd.

The game is suitable and entertaining for all ages so it's a handy one to have in a boring situation. The levels are also short, so you can put it away and carry on later if you have other things interrupting your play time.

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.

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.

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.

While loading up Real Steel, I went into it thinking that it was just another app of trying to cash in on a movie, without putting in any real effort. And I must admit, I was wrong in every way.

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.

Dude perfect takes basketball to new extremes. Try making a bounce shot over a roof off a ladder and into a moving basket.

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.

Feed-the-Duck is pleasant and challenging, but not without its flaws. It's not ready to steal Angry Birds' spotlight yet, but it's still a good way to spend a bus ride or a wait in line.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

I confess, I really wanted this app to be great, but history has shown time and time again that licensed games tend to be pretty disappointing, and Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time is no exception. While it's far from a total failure, it just doesn't really satisfy.

This one is definitely not much fun as yet, let's see what the updates bring.

The price of the game is a bit high but you do get a very high quality game.

I actually had fun with Office Gamebox. The Chair Race and the Penguin tossing were actually interesting to play because the more time you spent with it, the more it evolved and the better you'd do in the next game.

Sad Princess is an interesting game but might be a bit off putting for some people. I hope Perlo Games will address those problems to make it a better app.

I really like the art for Drop! The gameplay is simple to learn and yet very challenging.

Overall, it's actually a very decent hidden-object game, and certainly worth a look for the free content, but that $6.99 price tag for the full game makes my inner cheapskate cringe. It's nice, but not that nice.

Overall, Gun Bros is a fun game despite some repetitiveness and expensive in-app purchases.

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.

Ultimately, it's just Boggle, so it probably won't leave you writhing on the floor in ecstasy, but for word game lovers, it's a worthwhile buy.

A simple yet fun and detailed game which is nice to have especially for the zombie oriented games.

Dalton – THE AWESOME is surprisingly fun and the art is quite good. I really do enjoy the implied theme of running all over the world trying to get away from the Rage Zombies that are constantly finding you.

Just like the first one, but with prettier pictures and grown-up protagonists. Thanks to the tiny screen, it won't rock your world, but it's cheaper than the PC version, but it still sports the same sky-high production values.

The quirky concept and the dialogue in the game is amusing, making the game entertaining despite the little issues.

A fun puzzle app that uses the tilt motion controls. Overall, I would recommend this game to people who likes games with stealth.

A fun, if fairly basic game.

The price is decent, but there aren't a lot of added bonuses or cookies. However, it does support open feint, so scores are posted which gives it a more competitive feel.

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.

The game is very small and the three game types it does allow you to play feel the same and recycled.

Like most of the products that carry the Apple name, this quiz app is polished in a minimalistic way.

The game offers so many modes and difficulty levels there is no way you will be tiring of it any time soon.

Frog Toss! is a fun game for random pick-up-and-play, but nothing that you'd keep long-term.

Although the graphics and sounds are great, Dino Rush is more like a clumsy version of Yoshi from Super Mario Bros.

Overall, Evacuation is definitely a worthwhile game app. 27 very well done levels with hopefully a lot more coming, I highly recommend it.

Overall, I think Slingo Supreme is a great app that mixes two worlds together and also have an identity on its own.

Potty Racers is certainly entertaining for the first couple of minutes, but there's not a lot content and the goals are limited at best.

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

An improvement on the first game, and it definitely provides a tough puzzle challenge to sink your teeth into, but despite its relatively lack of competition in the App Store, it's still not quite a genre standout.

A fun game though a bit repetitious.

Decent but still unbelievably forgettable.

Even with the annoying ads, Traffic Panic is still worth a download on your iPhone or iPod touch. It should take you two minutes to figure out if you like the game. If you do, those minutes will quickly become hours.

Trade Nations still retains a lot of the bad aspects of similar social sims, but the adorable graphics and more structured and complex gameplay help it stand out from the crowd a little.

The graphics are very colorful, polished and crisp. The background can repeat but you'll be busy connecting icons so it is not a big deal. Pixelation and lag are not problems for this app.

If you're into challenging puzzle games, this would be a game for you. But if you're the type that likes to skim through games quickly, stay away from this one.

It would be great if Biscuit Games would add more features to make it feel like I am in a colosseum. They can do this by including boss monsters on every five or ten levels and maybe include a way to judge your performance such as spectators throwing tomatoes at you if you are doing poorly or helpful items if you are doing a great job.

All in all, I enjoy the simple game at the heart of Dice Tower. I'm not sure if the additional scoring rules are necessary, but other players may enjoy the added challenge and strategy. In a way, it can be as easy or as difficult as the player wants.

The gameplay is fun and refreshing, the cars all feel the same, and the level design is average.

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.

With a slight adjustment to the graphics and maybe some tweaking to the controls and you can have a delightful sheep kidnapping simulator!

Drakolanche is a great entry into the puzzle game genre. Many Bejeweled clones fail because they fail to add new, well designed, elements to the genre. Drakolanche did a great job and is extremely fun to play.

Earth Defense Force is excellent and should be played by anyone who enjoys sidescroller shooters. Maybe when they fix the V-Pad control scheme and expanded the game through some more patches, I can proclaim this game to be a full 5 star.

Overall, this app for my iPod touch wasn't the best game I ever played, but it certainly isn't the worst floating around the app store.

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.

My overall experience with the game was frustrating but nostalgic. There are some flaws that if fixed, can make this app an awesome, nostalgic, classic.

Overall, Mister Miguel's is kind of like a lone taco: even with a little too much hot sauce, it isn't bad, but there's just not enough there to make a full meal.