DynaStunts has excellent graphics and audio, but little value.

A fantastic application . The playing experience is fluid, and the story gives you just enough to make you want to keep playing and finding out more.

Crafted offers hours of gaming entertainment to any type of gamer. With the ability to craft items, build structures, and fight off monters, the possibilities are endless.

A great game on so many different levels, and is another fantastic title to show off the visuals possible on iOS, especially on the A5 processor.

The graphics, as a whole, have a really specific charm to them. They aren't anything over the top or too special, but they're still cute and keep you tuned in. Perhaps it's my own crude sense of humor, but I find it hilarious every time the guy hits the bottom of the screen and just falls apart, no blood involved.

Overall, Gunstar Heroes was a pretty good experience for me. It does a fairly good job of keeping itself fresh without losing its authenticity. While there are definite places in which it can improve, I think it's a great time-passer and is a good addition to anyone's app collection.

The gameplay is real-time with no annoying loading delays. The controls take a few minutes to master, as you must use arrow keys and jump and shoot buttons.

Bring Me Sandwiches! is a fun purchase and one I would recommend to anyone who likes side-scrollers. The levels are fast, at about two to three minutes a piece, and can be played over and over again.

A fairly enjoyable app with a few noteworthy setbacks. Those who are seeking a very long adventure or those who become frustrated very easily with poor controls may wish to avoid the app, as it is significantly lacking in these aspects. For those who are looking for an advanced RPG game and can overlook these setbacks, however, look no further than Fara.

Worth the money, trust me. Designed for both the iPhone and iPad , Gem Keeper has the potential to provide hours of fun.

For only $0.99 Hook Champ is a great value. Counterintuitivly, I found the retro-style graphics to be a breath of fresh air

Whale Trail's gameplay is simple yet addictive, making it the perfect kind of game for an iPhone.

The game runs pretty smooth with few hiccups. Mage Gauntlet's iPhone is likely to perform better on the iPhone 4S with its faster processor than on the iPod touch.

I thoroughly enjoyed Knight Defense because of its spectacular handling of this genre fusion and its clever chess piece powers. The game could make use of some different terrain rather than just a simple chess board, but this is Chess… hard to complain about accurate re-imaginings.

Eternal Legacy reaches for the stars and, while coming close, is hampered by the difficulty, sound and script. If Gameloft can improve upon these factors for a sequel on the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch , they will have a definite hit on their hands.

The bigger screen is nice, but the levels scales so well, you won't miss out by using a smaller one.

Pixel Ranger tries to offer a twist on a standard shooter, but while it does work, the chaotic controls greatly hinder it. Though it only has a few problems, these problems prevent it from being a classic.

Early Bird is very cute and has plenty of potential.

Overall, the game is very enjoyable and should not be overlooked by avid gamers. For those seeking an enjoyable 2D platformer, look no further than The Adventures of Timmy: Run Kitty Run.

In story mode, it borrowed heavily from Modern Warfare. Here, it borrows heavily from Call of Duty 2: Modern Warfare. It even has the perk system, where you accrue points that unlock new weapons and a host of other power-ups.

Overall, Stupidness 3 is definitely not for everyone. For the standard gamer, the challenges will simply be too frustrating to provide any value. For those who truly enjoy being forced to think outside the box in order to solve challenging brain teasers, however, look no further than Stupidness 3.

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

The controls work well, probably because the previous releases were also touch-screen based, so the developer has the experience, and didn't need to completely change the control scheme.

A great introduction into the tower defense genre, and should have widespread appeal. It's an enjoyable, lighthearted play, and despite its flaws it's hard to resist.

If it weren't so buggy, we'd have given it a much higher score, and it would be at the top of our list of favorite games. In the meantime, FD will sometimes simply refuse to start, and will often crash to the home screen for no apparent reason.

Once players grasp the concept behind the app and understand the controls, many will find that this could be one of the best "match three" games ever made.

A very enjoyable game , but is definitely not for everyone. Players who prefer less difficult games should not even attempt Stardash, as it will undoubtedly be too frustrating.

A very great value.