The gameplay is well done with gradual teaching progression.

The bigger screen is nice, but the levels scales so well, you won't miss out by using a smaller one.

Fun, addicting.

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.

Pulse: Volume One is an iPad app to cherish-and to keep on hand if the kids are bored in the back seat. It's so fun that the Angry Birds guys must be jealous.

Even though there are already tons of other zombie shooting games available for the iPad and iPod touch , Call of Mini is a great deal at only $0.99. While the app certainly has some flaws, the most prevalent complaint is that the game is too short. There are far worse complaints to make about an app than the fact that it leaves players wanting more.

Overall, the immense difficulty of Bike Baron makes it a poor choice for any gamers who become frustrated easily. For those who enjoy a challenge, few games are more enjoyable than Bike Baron.

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

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

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.

A rare treat. It couples the cult appeal of a fantastic film with a solid and entertaining game.

Some of the images in that story are so intense, so disturbing, that the story started showing elements of pure horror as I got wrapped up into it.

An incredible experience.

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

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

An excellent value for RPG fans or gamers who are feeling nostalgic. Not everyone will fall in love with the 8-bit artwork and audio, but the concept is a good enough reason to download this application .

Overall, I'd say that this application is pretty top notch. My only real problem, which I stated earlier in the review, is the control system. If they release an update that fixes that minor problem, it will be absolutely perfect.

Aemula Oldies S is a perfect little app for anyone who wants to go back to their retro floppy disc days. There are inline ads when you're going throughout the game picking menu, which is not too bad to deal with. Overall I'm really happy that there is finally a DOS emulator in the App Store. Best of all, it's a free download.

DrawRace uses hand drawn characters and artwork, and has a fast paced soundtrack to keep you pumped up. If you are at all into line drawing games, and or are a fan of slot racing games, this is a must have.

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.

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.

It's a simply to understand, really hard-to-master style game app. The art is very retro, the controls are solid (so long as you stick to tilt), and the levels are challenging and fast to play. I found the music to actually be pretty good and the theme matches well.

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.

This app offers a very fun style of play and is easy to get into. It's free, so there's no reason not to at least try it. If you're anything like me, you'll find yourself playing it more and more. I can easily see myself playing this app for a while. There are no major problems that I could find.

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

GoblinGun is definitely a game I will keep for a long time.

If you can say "interactive avant-garde iPad gaming" with a straight face then you'll want to give Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP a go.

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.