An awesome turn based strategy game for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. If any of you have ever played advance wars then you would be very familiar with Great Little War Game's engine.

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

Buganoids HD is pure retro goodness.

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.

If you live dangerously and thrive without directions, then the Tiny Bang Story HD iPad app will be totally worth the $2.99 iTunes App Store download price.

This is surely the coolest arcade game to date for the iOS platform.

Area 51 Defense is a great application, if you like quick gameplay and can deal with some spotty controls. The iPhone app has amazingly pretty graphics, and good enough sound and content to hold a fan's attention for several hours at the least.

It's almost possible to execute a hands-off completion of a level, but the app will always find a way to surprise you and cause you to react.

World of Goo had stunning visuals prior to the upgrade to high definition graphics, but the addition of the HD graphics only enhances an already great experience. World of Goo HD is easily one of the best designed and most polished iPhone apps available on the market.

An amazing value at only $0.99

I might be able to enjoy the game for more than a few minutes without suffering over-stressed eyes and a headache, but even I have to admit that this is a great game app.

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.

While it may not be quite as visually stunning as a next-gen console version, it is far superior to last year's version, and with more than 500 teams from 20-plus leagues (including international teams for the first time) season and manager modes, FIFA 12 offers more soccer than you can handle on your iPad and iPhone.

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.

I believe it lived up to what it was supposed to be.

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

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

Shoot the Zombirds is a smart, fun, and addictive action arcade game for iOS. If you love physics controlled iOS shooters, then you'll want to check it out.

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

Universal Movie Tycoon begins as a free iPhone app but quickly sheds this image, turning into an application requiring a large amount of money or time to enjoy. Universal Movie Tycoon is not worth your time and certainly not your money, despite the interesting setting.

Rise of the Snakes is clearly an app meant for children; while some kids who are Ninjago fans will enjoy it, it's unfortunate more care wasn't put into making it fun.

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.

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

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.

The biggest benefit to playing the RPG Symphony of Eternity iPhone app comes with the ability to customize your character attributes.

I hope that this review encourages FDG Entertainment to continue to produce such amazing and unique ideas.

The physics engine used in the game is impressive but unfortunately, it's common for your rider to get stuck on the environment, prompting a restart.

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.

For a game that was originally released in 2009, a three year hang time to get it on the iOS platform has been well worth the wait.

Despite its faults, Bike Race Free is still worth playing and is recommended if you are a fan of motorbike stunt platformer games on the iPhone and iPad.

The graphics on A Little Turbulence are intriguing.

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.

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.

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

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

A neat addition to your iOS game collection. The reasonably priced in-app expansion gives you an expanded ad-free experience with access to more puzzle levels, cute frogs.

The Shark Dash iPhone and iPad physics puzzler app is an excellent product for families. The graphics have spunk and wit, and the functionality is perfect for young ones to find success and have fun.

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

An incredible experience.

The graphics in Run Like Hell are very detailed for an iPhone app, especially the backgrounds, and feature large amounts of color.

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

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.

Finger Shot RPG combines everything you'd want in an iPhone app: great controls, multiplayer modes and addictive gameplay.

If you enjoy iOS games with a simple, repetitive strategy that have a nice difficulty curve, smooth controls, and excellent graphical and auditory ambiance, then Mech Guardian is definitely worth downloading.

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

These funky shaped Cubis Creatures and their abstract puzzlescape create a quirky energy. Integration with Game Center also helps you stay on top of the leaderboard and engage in tournaments and win awards.

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

This app can be repetitive but it's amusing to eat and convert humans.

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

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.

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

In terms of gameplay, there isn't a lot to do but in terms of artwork, Dreamy Goat is amazing. As a playable iPhone app, Dreamy Goat doesn't hold up but as a visual experience, it's definitely remarkable and worth experiencing.

You will run out of coins quick, and since there is very little incentive for you to plop down $1.99 or more for in-app purchases, we can't really recommend Slotomania as a top-notch iOS casino game.

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.

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

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

I hope that this review serves well to promote this awesome and "worth-it" purchase and encourage the makers to try to do even better in their next creation and keep the great ideas coming.

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.

It is a great slots game that has many interesting aspects such as bonus cards, boosters and side games. If you don't like playing casino games, this one probably isn't for you.

At present, it only comes with five levels. Once you complete a level there really is no reason to return to it since you know the solution.

If you enjoy complex games, then Ball on a Wall Pocket for iPhone and iPod Touch creates an excellent experience for the reasonable $0.99 App Store price.

Fun, addicting.

This iPhone app is a great time killer. It is fun to see your village grow and succeed.

This app is incredible. Namco really succeeded at taking mobile flight simulator to the next level.

Red Bull Kart Fighter World Tour is a great little title for those who like driving games. Although the controls are a little odd, it is still worth trying out since it is free.

Air Wings offers some good laughs and solid iPod touch and iPhone mechanics. Thankfully the game is also compatible with the iPad. Hopefully, more users will start playing it and more features can be added.

Overall, although Zombie Area! is fun for gore lovers and can be for spurts at a time. It has some work to do before it can set itself apart from other zombie titles in a the competitive App Store market.

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

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

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.

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.

Background music is surreal and intense, which brings back memories of Star Wars & the Twilight Zone with a dash of Angry Birds.

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.

Toca House works well on both the iPhone and iPod touch, but most young kids will probably have an easier experience playing this app on an iPad.

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.

Charadium II is definitely more responsive and more sophisticated graphically than OMGPop's Draw Something. Charadium II makes a great game even more exceptional.

If you can enjoy Small Street without the multiplayer, then Small Street is a blast, and it's free.

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.

If you like cute physics based puzzle games, their aren't too many iPhone apps better than Sticky Sheep.

It's a neat way to engage and enhance your social networking and gaming experience.

Although it relies on in-game purchases to generate revenue, you can still play the game without purchasing credits. If you have even a passing interest in air combat games, MetalStorm is an iPhone app worth downloading.

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.

A great value and it could be said that the app is one of the best free baseball titles available for the iPhone or iPod Touch. which we highly recommend.

Battle music is not all that catchy, but the music played on the world map may get stuck in your head due to its royal and heroic nature.

I was really excited to review Police Chase Smash, and it has potential to be a great iPhone app. Until that happens, though, it's hard to give it a higher rating.

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.

The graphics are a little lackluster by current standards, but the application overcomes that.

Although the first level was very simple, I found myself being much more challenged just four or five levels into the title.

The application is best played only in short bursts. This will enable you to enjoy Grooh every time you play, instead of being dragged down by the repetitive feeling that marathon plays would force upon you.

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.

Music in Blowup is amazing.

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.

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.

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.

While Manley and some level elements seem like they were ripped from Mario, you will find a lot of differences that will make this fun to play for hours and hours.

If you already have League of Evil, then it may be hard to justify buying a sequel that is so similar.

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.