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.

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.

Fun, addicting.

This iPhone app is a great time killer. It is fun to see your village grow and succeed.

This app is incredible. Namco really succeeded at taking mobile flight simulator to the next level.

Red Bull Kart Fighter World Tour is a great little title for those who like driving games. Although the controls are a little odd, it is still worth trying out since it is free.

Air Wings offers some good laughs and solid iPod touch and iPhone mechanics. Thankfully the game is also compatible with the iPad. Hopefully, more users will start playing it and more features can be added.

Overall, although Zombie Area! is fun for gore lovers and can be for spurts at a time. It has some work to do before it can set itself apart from other zombie titles in a the competitive App Store market.

Great for a little challenge and easy enough for quick plays on your break time, or while waiting in line for the movie.

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

A limited number of extra lives would have definitely made this iPhone app last much longer and ensure that players got a little more enjoyment out of the title.

The entire title is so memorable thanks to its unique style that I find it hard to forget the tiny house in which Lume takes place.

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

If you're a fan of of Angry Birds and Cut the Rope, Munch Time may be the next great iOS game you'll fall in love with. There's not a lot of long-term replay value, but with 40 levels for $0.99, your money is well spent here.

Toca House works well on both the iPhone and iPod touch, but most young kids will probably have an easier experience playing this app on an iPad.

Let Me Out is a very good iOS puzzle experience. It's certainly worth $0.99, and it'll be even more worth it once those additional levels come. The cartoonish graphics are excellent. The music and sound effects are professional and diverse.

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

If you can enjoy Small Street without the multiplayer, then Small Street is a blast, and it's free.

The bottom line of this review is that you can't beat free, and the cost here overcomes any shortcomings. The cartoon graphics are very crisp and clear, and they look great on the smaller screens used by the iPhone and iPod touch. We'll certainly be keeping this iPhone app installed, and we look forward to seeing how the board looks on the larger iPad screen.

If you like cute physics based puzzle games, their aren't too many iPhone apps better than Sticky Sheep.

It's a neat way to engage and enhance your social networking and gaming experience.

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.

Definitely not a game to beat in one sitting, rather a casual play which you could fire up for those small periods of waiting in your day, like waiting for the bus. Gorilla Gondola is definitely a fun app to have on your device.

A great value and it could be said that the app is one of the best free baseball titles available for the iPhone or iPod Touch. which we highly recommend.

Battle music is not all that catchy, but the music played on the world map may get stuck in your head due to its royal and heroic nature.

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.

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.

The graphics are a little lackluster by current standards, but the application overcomes that.