If you're a big fan of puzzle games, with the price of 99 cents, this app for the iTouch screams satisfaction. Overall, Linkoidz will be another app that will be stashed in my collection of puzzle games.

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

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

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.

The game play is fun but after awhile it's all just rinse and repeat. Fortunately enough the game isn't short.

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

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

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.

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

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 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 fun, if fairly basic game.

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

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.

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.

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

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 game is at once incredibly simple to learn and play, but at the same time, that beautiful Lego-esque state of constant building, destroying, and rebuilding, always searching for that optimal configuration, is so satisfying.

One of the better platformers I've come across. It's no Super Mario Bros, but on its own, it's excellent. Very well done graphics with really nice animation, challenging and addictive gameplay, and really entertaining themes of Megaman-style wall jumps with super punches.

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.

The concept is a sort of admission of the indubitable existence of intelligent life forms in the universe. Otherwise, I would not have even given the game a second thought.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Performance wise the game flows well generally, though I found there is a slight lag issue in a couple of the levels which I hope Rovio can fix soon. But overall, Angry Birds Rio is definitely worth the dollar price tag. You can finish it in probably a weekend or so given the current 60 levels.

Usually match-3 games inspire about as much excitement in me as using a can opener, but I was utterly delighted and hooked by Piyo Blocks 2. Get this game. I mean it. It's even on sale right now for a mere $0.99, so go and get it already!

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.

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.