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.

Music in Blowup is amazing.

WWE WrestleFest for iPhone is the perfect game for any nostalgic WWE fan. It features an arcade type gameplay with just enough realism to keep any die-hard fan coming back for more. THQ has a winner with WWE WrestleFest, and that's the bottom line, 'cause Stone Cold said so.

For parents, spouses, and significant others, it may be the perfect gift to get your beloved gamer off the computer and pounding the pavement. I can't wait to unlock the next part of my mission during my Zombies, Run! tomorrow.

It isn't an entirely new or groundbreaking gameplay concept (see previously released Tiny Tower from NimbleBit ), but a few nice touches make this one worth your while.

While Manley and some level elements seem like they were ripped from Mario, you will find a lot of differences that will make this fun to play for hours and hours.

If you already have League of Evil, then it may be hard to justify buying a sequel that is so similar.

The only limitation I see is that because the music is so crucial to gameplay, you can't play with the volume muted. Still, I think that is a small limitation of the application, and the music alone makes for immersive puzzle gameplay.

Graphics aside, the mechanics in RobotGladi8tor make it an enjoyable experience.

The controls seem to be spot on and the obstacles moderately challenging.

An amazing program that you will find yourself going back to over and over again. Whether you are in it to squish the skeletons, or just to make the perfect pizza, this program is one that belongs on any iOS device.

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.

Overall, the concept of Cut the Buttons is a good one. It's a unique and fun game, but it isn't always easy to play.

If you're only a casual fan of the genre, then you likely won't get much value out of the game. The truth is, unless some changes are made so that the game features more cohesive storytelling, there are a lot of better applications on the App Store for you to spend your money on.

With Elf Defense, Jellyoasis has added all the pieces for a successful tower defense game with endless details that make the game a joy to play.

It is a very neat idea and a super entertaining game. However, it gets old quickly.

Reckless Racing 2 adds value with its fully customizable race cars and HD graphics with a ton of new races and tracks to complete, enough to keep you busy for quite some time.

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.

This is currently the best fighting game I have played on iOS by some margin, the graphics really are very good and the control response is fine, but there is one serious issue around SoulCalibur for iOS, and that is its price.

At its heart, My Little Garden is a cute, uncomplicated iPhone game that's easy to get into. I recommend it for anyone in search of something lighthearted and casual.

We had a great experience during this review, and as an ad-supported free app, we'd recommend to anyone with a little time to kill.

Overall, if you are willing to shell out the extra $3 for the Booster Packs you'll be happy with the 200 extra levels, otherwise you'll be done playing this game in less than 5 minutes. Worth a try if you're an old school arcade fan.

If there is one big problem with Pocket League Story, it's that you can easily overkill the matches.

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

Run Roo Run is a fun, engaging, and intuitive platform puzzler and is well worth its 99 cents price tag.

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.

You get all the thrills of building up your kingdom, taking down smaller ones, and defending yourself against outraged rivals. However, in the later stages it is going to be a little tough to play unless you're willing to dish out some in-app purchase dough.

We don't see ourselves playing it very much in the days ahead.