An enjoyable game to play, and I definitely suggest you try it out.

Overall, I was impressed by the level structure and teaching progression.

The menu system is great and easy to understand. Order & Chaos organizes your character well with skills, and equipment displayed clearly. It also allows you to manage your friends and guilds.

Although the general notion of the game is not totally exclusive, the use of oil in the game is a genuinely new idea and adds a new element to the game.

The concept is fairly original and the controls are simple to use.

GoblinGun is definitely a game I will keep for a long time.

MultiPong can be a very fun game between two friends. There are only a few minor problems with the game, including the hard to see screen and the unchangeable score limit. Despite these problems, MultiPong is a very fun game that will be enjoyed for a long time.

Plain and simple, GOBTRON is fun. Not too complicated, and not too hard. Definitely something you can pick up and learn right away.

There are still some minor bugs to be worked out and the coin system needs fixing, but Hanging With Friends Free is a fresh twist on a classic game. If you're a fan of word games, this is a no-brainer iPhone app to download.

But the excitement and newness will wear quickly, and when it does, what remains is a game that feels dated and uninspired, and it leaves you wanting something a little more ambitious.

In all, I really liked the look, the tone the game set, and the monster designs. The gameplay is unique and for this low price Pudding Panic is a great buy.

It didn't blow me away with ingenuity, but it took a familiar game type and made it sparkle. Mahjong fans will love this one and everyone else will think it's a very solid rendition of a predictable, but still well-loved game.

Finger Slayer isn't a deep game, but as a momentary distraction it does the job.

I confess, I really wanted this app to be great, but history has shown time and time again that licensed games tend to be pretty disappointing, and Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time is no exception. While it's far from a total failure, it just doesn't really satisfy.

It is one of the best examples of the genre available in the App Store, but it is somewhat short (I finished in a few hours), and the replay value is minimal if you're not a big mahjong fan.

Despite the little quirks, which can all be fixed with an updated version, I found myself continuously restarting after dying in each game; there is definitely a certain addictiveness to the game.

Overall, The Heist is a really well designed and fun puzzle game for the iPhone. If you're a fan of solving challenging puzzles, you'll get a kick out of this game and its creative bank robbery premise gives it extra fuel for success.

Overkill is similar to old school arcade lightgun games but on an iDevice. There are a few problems since the update such as random crashing and very noticeable lag.

This app has great controls and graphics. I like the fact that I get to choose when to fire my weapon rather than having the game do it for me. The visuals are impressive and feature abstract forms of fears like insects and death.

This app might be difficult in the beginning but after awhile it is simple and amusing. I recommend this game to anyone who wants a relaxing game to play.

In general, I found Candy Train to be pleasant and certainly a very good deal for the price, but it's not a super-exciting game and while not entirely dull, it's not going to keep you occupied for more than a few minutes here and there.

This app is fun for awhile but will become repetitive sooner or later.

It looks great, plays very well, and has great potential for more games. I want to see more classes of characters, more enemy types of different challenges, and maybe customizable skins for them too.

Frisbee Forever is a really addictive game that is hard not to fall in love with quickly. Just be careful that you don't end up spending too much money on buying the stars.

Although I wasn't completely enthralled by the story, the app itself is very beautifully produced and a stellar example of how to make the most of interactive storytelling on the iPhone and iPad, and it's definitely worth checking out if you're a gaming or comics fan.

Yet another take on the endless jump concept popularized by Doodle Jump, it's obviously not the world's most original concept, but while there isn't a whole lot to the game, the general performance is sound, the saccharine-goth artwork is gleefully deranged, and the price tag (FREE!) is great, so what are you waiting for?

Gold & Chocolate is a slow game by design, and while it is really and truly beautiful to behold, it is more likely to lull you to sleep than engage and entertain.

Although jewel puzzle games are not for me, they do hearken back to old favorites such as Tetris, and thereby earn at least a barely tolerable place in my heart.