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

I wouldn't really call this app anything too special. It may be nice if you want a very, very short app to play around with when you're waiting for something to cook in the microwave, or during a few commercials. However, it doesn't really carry much replay value or anything that would make me come back and want to get right back into it.

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.

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

Although jewel puzzle games are not for me, they do hearken back to old favorites such as Tetris, and thereby earn at least a barely tolerable place in my heart.

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.

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.

Ultimately it's about dispatching units as fast as you can and a mass of units pretty much always results in a win. I have to say that the AI is good and makes the battles fairly even and makes a win possible.

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.

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

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

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

It's a very simple but fast paced game, appropriate for all ages and does pretty much exactly what it says, but I wasn't terribly impressed, and even though it is a shiny universal app, for $1.99, I was expecting more.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Decent but still unbelievably forgettable.

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.

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.

Finger Slayer isn't a deep game, but as a momentary distraction it does the job.

I will admit that there is a fair amount of variety packed into this little game, so if the technical issues could be resolved, I'm sure that it would be at least decent if not stellar, but as it currently stands, A Girl in the City is less glamorous Manhattan and more spray-tanned Jersey Shore.

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.

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

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 app is fun for awhile but will become repetitive sooner or later.

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