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.

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

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.

The trick is, your first few attempts each time give better results, since as you get tired, your performance drops. As a results the game creates some descent replay ability.

Great little word puzzler to help you improve your concentration and your mastery of the English language.

A notable 'awesome' factor to Samurai II: Dojo is the 'bullet time' which eases the difficulty a bit. Whenever you enter this slowed down moment, your next attack on an enemy will 'execute' them.

The frantic pace might just be perfect for others, but for me personally, I just didn't like the pace or gameplay controls.

Battleships is the kind of puzzler that is super easy to learn and tough to solve. So sit back, relax, and get ready to give your medulla oblongata a good workout.

The graphics are 3D, clean and the audio and sound effects are super realistic. More maps could help improve the game's value. Overall, a pretty fun MMO fighter, and a lot of users are already onboard.

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

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.

Papa Sangre may not completely knock your socks off with the fun factor, but it's still well worth checking out for the wholly innovative and inspired "ear-opening" experience.

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.

The fun lies in perhaps pairing an out of place vehicle in an unlikely setting, such as a garbage truck on a tropical trail.

In my case, I really couldn't stand the talking fruit, and I initially thought the game was too simple to really be good, but then I COULDN'T STOP PLAYING.

Admittedly, when you strip away all the fancy design aspects, Vetica is a pretty basic game and won't necessarily wow people, but the font gimmick is a good one, and the game itself is solid and satisfying.

If you enjoyed Doodle Jump and Mega Jump, and miss playing Pac-Man, PAC'N-JUMP will be on your top played list in no time. It's a perfect game to pick up and play when you have a few moments to burn.

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.

If you like your trivia with a healthy side of snark and a touch of risque, age hasn't mellowed You Don't Know Jack one bit, and it emerges onto the app scene as a very smart and sharp challenge for grown-ups.

Overall, I think Lightning Fighter is a nice take on a classic series but it left me wanting more.

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.

It's clear there's a market for point-and-click adventure games on the iPhone, and Broken Sword II is a very fine addition.

The only issue I found in this game is that game state is not saved if you quit the app. Otherwise Shibuya is a perfect little puzzler.

Overall, Shift!:2 is a great sequel to the original mind bender. If you enjoyed the first version, Shift 2 is a no brainer.

Office Chaos is a great game to play not only to get out the frustrations that must mount from working in an office environment, but because killing a red-eyed creature advancing on you with a fax machine is so satisfying.

This game is highly addictive. I could not tear myself away from it. Maybe it is only because I have not played a platformer game in a long time, but I found King Rupert to be a total blast.

Flying Hamster is truly a ridiculous app. Penguins using umbrellas as weapons and cows shooting deadly udder milk does not make a lot of sense but the controls are intuitive and your adversaries are hysterical which is reason enough to give the game a try.

This is a really strong entry from Crescent Moon Games.