I really enjoyed my time with Moscow Dash. The content is cringe-worthy at first, but quickly forgotten when visuals and gameplay get their hooks in. The sole bit of IAP makes little sense, but the base game is great fun.

Stay away from this game and go see the movie instead. Even if it is the worst film of the summer, it would still be Citizen Kane compared to its video game counterpart.

Grid 2 is a worthy successor to the original Grid, but it doesn't really do enough to make it any more appealing than other racers out there.

The adventure may not have changed, but the challenge sure has.

For iOS gamers from the NES era, though, Contra: Evolution is a must-download, even if just to see how a treasured classic looks and sounds when brought into the modern era.

Evilot is enjoyable enough for those who like lane defense games, but the potentially confusing upgrade mechanic will be a turn off for those who just play an occasional game of Plants vs. Zombies.

Wario, what happened to the fun?

The puzzles are definitely for puzzle gamers who prefer to take their time and think a bit with each puzzle, which is reinforced by the lack of a timer on the puzzles.

Monsters Invade: Oz should be at the top of your iOS download list, and just trying it out won't cost you one red cent. What could be better than that?

Whether you played the game back in the day or not, if you were around in the 80's and early 90's, do yourself a favor and check this one out.

Remember Me offers some exciting action variety gameplay along with a great story. All puns aside, it is a very memorable game if you're interested in playing it for the overall experience and story.

The good ideas need to be backed up with good gameplay.

Two bad games do not equal one good game.

It's not perfect, but it certainly is a unique experience that stands out from the crowd.

Vikings replace the pigs in this Angry Birds inspired tower defense mash-up.

Too much grinding to be much fun.

An instant classic that should be kept in a special place in every gamer's collection.

Fulfill a sci-fi fantasy by becoming the Captain of your own starship! Don't expect great graphics, but do except to lose many hours to FTL and expect to lose your ship ... a lot.

There is no IAP in sight and the game only costs $1.99, so if you felt like I did about the brawlers' failure on iOS give it a shot and be impressed.

Resident Evil: Revelations is just as memorable as it was on 3DS.

Porting Revelations to make it readily available to millions of gamers was a smart move by Capcom, but if you have played the 3DS version already then there is nothing new here for you. For everyone else, Capcom has done console and PC gamers a favor in providing a thrilling and riveting addition to this truly evil series.

Familiarity with the game's characters is what breeds enjoyment of the game, otherwise you're probably looking at contempt.

The Knife of Dunwall is the kind of DLC a game like Dishonored deserves.

I know there is a contingent of Trekkies out there that will buy anything with Star Trek emblazoned on it, and that's fine; buy it, put it on your display shelf and never, ever play it. That's what I did with DragonBall Z for Kinect!

If your eyes can take the color scheme, you're in for a top-tier shooter at a downloadable game price.

God Mode is great mindless entertainment, until you start paying attention and are left wanting more...

Devil's Cartel has a "been there, done that" attitude, and after playing it you will, too.

The original game was good, not great. Dark Arisen adds content, fixes existing problems and offers a massive world to play in for a bargain basement price.