Snoticles is a very fun iOS game from Adult Swim and you will get hours of fun out of this app. Between the different characters and the difficult puzzles, difficult in the later stages at least, you will be challenged to a fun degree that does not become too annoying.

A dream come true for any iPhone racing fan out there. If you haven't played it before, you're in for a treat. About as good as you will find right now in the App Store.

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

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

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

Another World 20th Anniversary looks, sounds and controls great and is easily one of the best applications found on the Apple market. Another World 20th Anniversary gets 5 out of 5 stars.

Solomon's Boneyard is free. There are in app purchases but they are not necessary. This game is easy to pick up since whenever you leave the game, it will let you resume where you left off.

A fun iPhone app to play and one I will definitely keep.

This app has great controls and graphics. I like the fact that I get to choose when to fire my weapon rather than having the game do it for me. The visuals are impressive and feature abstract forms of fears like insects and death.

Perhaps the only bad thing to say about it is how simple it is, but it is still very fun.

The controls work surprisingly well and don't get in the way like they do with some similar iPhone games. Overall, including the fact that the game is absolutely free, I'd say that Zenonia 4 is a definite must-buy app.

Despite the mature content, 9mm is a phenomenal app that surpasses nearly all other games in the genre.

It's gorgeous, it's immersive, and most of all, it's an enormous amount of fun. While a multiplayer mode is sadly absent, the achievements and single-player story alone should be more than enough to make this title worth your while.

To clarify, I played through Portal more than 10 times and did speed runs just for fun. I really really like Portaball and highly recommend it.

Overall, I was impressed by the level structure and teaching progression.

Anyone who has ever tried Sudoku will definitely be comfortable with the layout and gameplay of Strimko.

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.

Puzzlejuice will mess you up in a good way. It's amazing soundtrack music alone is reason enough to grab this game. The minimal style pastel colored graphics are fun and inspiring.

It's dumb and it's cruel, and I'm not even a PETA supporter. I can't wait for Bulls to gain human sentience randomly during a run and start killing organizers and capturing them and pitting them in events where they run away from rampaging bulls in a fight for, hey wait.

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.

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.

If you are a fan of 2D physics based platformers such as Alpine Crawler or Alpine Crawler Wild Snuggle Truck is a must have game.

Ticket to Ride by Days of Wonder, Inc. is a fantastically detailed adaptation of the board game, and is quite simply a joy to play.

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.

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.

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.

Jetpack Joyride goes beyond addicting, it needs another word to describe it (Addictacular? Addictastic?).

It looks great, plays very well, and has great potential for more games. I want to see more classes of characters, more enemy types of different challenges, and maybe customizable skins for them too.