Blockade goes out of its way to try to add something unique to the line drawing genre and while it's not entirely successful, it's still a challenging new entry that fans can enjoy.

Blazing Arc - Magical Shooting Game lays down some solid groundwork for what could be a fun and challenging bullet-hell inspired shooter, but players will be at the mercy of future updates to provide more lasting content.

Blaze: Fire Puzzle manages to almost nail the zen-like puzzle gameplay of titles like Zen Bound perfectly and hopefully more content or sequels will bridge the gap completely.

Birdie In Trouble is great fun, but will only give your brain a quick flexing before you move on to more substantial offerings.

Bio Army doesn't bring a lot of new features to the tower defense genre, but the balanced gameplay and large amount of unlockable content makes this great value for fans of the genre.

Chop Chop Slicer takes another swipe at the object slicing gameplay and manages to capture some of the original spark of fun by mixing things up.

1000 Heroz has the potential to be something really amazing, but the slow release of levels means you'll either need to put it aside for a time or knuckle down to obsessing over one race per day.

Max Damage is a simple physics-based puzzler/shooter that focuses on general destruction; it's nothing we haven't seen before, but the chain-reaction levels can be a literal blast.

Betelgeuse Brawl provides an approachable classic star-based 4x for the App Store that might be simple enough for new players, but a bit bland for veterans.

Berzerk Ball is more about eking out your frustrations than it is about fine-control and careful progression; smack Comeau until you're satisfied then buy some items to change things up next time.

'Be2 - Escape from Pongland' may not be an easy game to enjoy, but the storyline and gameplay can be fun, if somewhat challenging to master.

TBITF (no I'm not adding the whole title here, it's too long!) has a quirky style that's backed up with solid and simple competitive gameplay mechanics and a 2-player mode to enjoy with friends.

Like many other social games, there's no reason to dissuade anyone from trying this free game, however if other free titles failed to pique your interest then Bakery Story will be no exception.

Babeorella is another 'bubblegum' endless action title that's certainly juicy to enjoy at first, but doesn't lend itself to repeat playthroughs.

Aurora Feint 3 feels like the first steps in to a much larger world, but until the door to that richer experience opens up this is more of a mini-game than anything else.

Feed Me Oil jumps in to a genre already full of interesting titles and manages to stand out despite its obvious inspirations.

It would be great to say this is the Evil Dead game people have been waiting for, but despite its source material and simple concept it fails to excite.

You may not be tempted to buy an A1 after playing Beat Driver, but the 'Audiosurf' inspired gameplay is fun - if only a little watered down for the iPhone.

Attraxxion taxes your mental flexibility to pull off complex orbits, but with its solid controls you have one less random element to worry about.

Overall 'Atlantis - Legend of the Mermaids' is an interesting mix of ideas with a slightly immature that amounts to a pretty standard action title that has its entertaining moments.

If you enjoy challenges in your action or puzzle games, Artilect will deliver, but you may be biting off more than you can chew.

ARDefender is an App Store hit waiting to happen, but other than the joy of playing around with the AR features there's little else to enjoy about the vanilla tower defense gameplay.

Araxium is an endless gem matching puzzle game that needs more time to bloom before it becomes a serious purchase.

Anrufen does a decent job of bringing this genre to the iPhone and is worth checking out for those who like to grind. Casual players may not enjoy it.

Animals on Board is definitely easy to recommend to younger audiences after a distraction, but the lack of depth to the gameplay can make it harder for adults to remain enthused.

It's fun to knock a few heads in after a stressful day, but even when the red-mist has descended it's not hard to realize that Angry Viking is an empty action title.

There are just too many other titles in the vertical-jumping vein for Angry Bunny: Ninja Revenge to be worth your time as it currently stands.

Altered Beast is a classic in many senses, but while it's great to see the game republished it's most certainly not remastered; a great conversion for the Mega Drive back in the day, but a bit sloppy for modern gamers.