There is a vicious joy in challenging real people to a gun fight–even if it's only a game.

Overall, this is a solid and satisfying port of an older game that, while a little (okay, a lot) slow and slightly creaky, can still deliver a rich and meaty puzzle experience to be savored by adventure game lovers.

There are still some minor bugs to be worked out and the coin system needs fixing, but Hanging With Friends Free is a fresh twist on a classic game. If you're a fan of word games, this is a no-brainer iPhone app to download.

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.

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

MultiPong can be a very fun game between two friends. There are only a few minor problems with the game, including the hard to see screen and the unchangeable score limit. Despite these problems, MultiPong is a very fun game that will be enjoyed for a long time.

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.

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.

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.

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.

It is one of the best examples of the genre available in the App Store, but it is somewhat short (I finished in a few hours), and the replay value is minimal if you're not a big mahjong fan.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

More powerups, more enemies, more environments besides just a change of seasons, and some RPG elements would really push Forest Frenzy into a must have.

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.

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.

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.

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.

At around 1,000 questions, this game won't keep you occupied forever, but for 99 cents through the holiday weekend, this is one app any trivia or game show lover shouldn't ignore.

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.

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

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.

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.