There's a lot to like about this little game: excellent writing, nice graphics, and puzzles that are actually fun to solve. Truthfully, the only complaint I had was the length of the game, and even then, it wasn't that I felt cheated in any way; I was just eager for more.

I enjoyed Perfect Cell, but it wasn't the masterpiece I was really hoping for. It's definitely an interesting and innovative game, but with its relatively high price tag of $4.99, I would expect much smoother controls, at the very least. Bottom line, it's not bad, but with a little more work, it really could have been great.

If you enjoyed Plants vs. Zombies, then Pro Zombie Soccer is a close second. It just needs a dash of movable play to give it what it lacks in terms of gameplay.

Altogether, I really enjoyed this game. Squareball is a rare game to experience because simplistic awesomeness doesn't come around very often. I have experienced some crashing which forced me to replay some levels, so I really hope that gets patched up soon since I really want to recommend this app for everyone to try.

My major wish for this app? A ricochet-path line to see exactly where my shots are going and a touch and drag style aiming system. Tapping the screen is just too inaccurate sometimes.

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.

Is Forget-Me-Not better than Pac-Man? I'm not sure I'd go that far. But it's one of the best iPhone games I've seen, and I enthusiastically recommend it.

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.

It's a very original idea for a puzzle game, and hasn't been done a lot compared to those Tetris knock offs. Unfortunately I didn't find a free version in the app store, so this would be a gamble, but ok for those who are into puzzle games.

It's a trifle bland and on the generic side, but thanks to shiny graphics and an overall profession finish, it still manages to be a decent distraction for $0.99. Nothing outstanding, but still fun for a few minutes here and there.

The $1.99 tag is a good price for this app. It is a fun game, simple, challenging, and a great app to kill some free time. There is also a lite version.

City of Secrets is a very eye-catching and solid game, but the story and characters are too forgettable for this to become a true adventure classic.

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.

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.

The Garbageman is not an overall terrible app but it is way too plain to keep a person's attention for very long.

If I have one complaint about Extreme_Formula it is that the controls are not achieved through tilting. I think it would feel more like a race if I were gripping my iPhone as if it were a steering wheel. I otherwise had a great time racing.

I did kind of like the cute, but gory graphics, but they didn't jump out as particularly eye-catching or innovative, which is basically how I felt about the game as a whole: it was okay, but mostly derivative and nothing really special.

I recommend Gravonaut simply because its gameplay should be experienced just for the experience. The gravity control is interesting, but I fear some folks might hate the level design after a few dozen deaths.

Today I Die Again can't and won't be appreciated by everyone, but it will be a breath of fresh air to those who can recognize its unique qualities.

An absolute must have puzzle game if you enjoy thinking puzzlers. It's a particularly remarkable puzzler with addictive mind teasing entertainment perfect for the iPhone.

In the world of physics-based games, Boom Boat is elementary. Nonetheless, I had a good time playing around with it before the novelty wore off.

Captain BomBom is an entertaining and creative beat-em up game. As much ammo as you get, the game is still incredibly challenging as you get used to the coordination and timing that goes into successful playing.

Mad Skills is loads of fun and a great app in every aspect. Not only is the game highly entertaining, but there is an abundance of levels to keep busy with.

I really enjoyed Bug Heroes. It's addictive, has tons of content, levelable characters with lots of variety and upgrades, lots of different enemy types, and it is one of the best tower-defense/scrolling shooters I've played on the iPhone.

A juicy little thriller that will definitely satisfy casual gamers with a love for hidden objects and spooky mysteries.

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.

Overall, Mister Miguel's is kind of like a lone taco: even with a little too much hot sauce, it isn't bad, but there's just not enough there to make a full meal.

The chipper animations and bright illustrations are Retina ready and appropriate for all ages, and in addition to being charming to look at, it's ultimately just a really pleasant game to play and well worth the $0.99 download.