Deeply addictive, wonderfully presented and filled with non-violent goodness, it's almost a crime to not get Air Penguin. I'd say more but the only thing that is crossing my mind in regards to my opinion of the game is the word 'Perfect'.

If it weren't for the game's overly expensive economy and dearth of social features, Tap Pet Hotel has the potential to be a really solid social game. But right now it's decidedly average.

It's dripping with retro goodness but doesn't bank on nostalgia to provide a compelling experience. An all around excellent game.

It doesn't try anything really new, and the TeamLava shopping experience is as lopsided as ever, but there's enough charm in this package to make it well worth the install for social gamers with a love for the wild kingdom.

You could say worse things about the game than "I wish there were more of it," and that means the base game is pretty darn entertaining. But the fact remains I worry about how long the one mode will hold a player's interest.

An average-at-best arcade title.

An interesting blend of a single-player RPG with some MMO-like mechanics. It's got an epic and well-told story, but the grind-heavy gameplay will like turn off some folks. That said, it's got an impressive level of polish and is certainly worth checking out.

I'm still playing Third Blade; I played it on the subway from home. However, there's something incredibly tasteless about the fact that they would use such underhanded freemium-style tactics in a paid game. That said, if you're looking for a fever-paced little game destined to keep you busy for at least a few days, Third Blade remains a worthy recipient of your money.

Coin Drop may seem pretty simple at first, but it's a blast and will keep most players entertained for quite some time.

Having spent my time with a good number of HOG's, I can honestly say this is the one I could return to every once in a while and enjoy for quite some time. With the ability to load my own images, it guarantees I'll always have new content to explore and new things to find. An excellent choice for hidden object fans on the go.

The main problem with Burn It All ends up being its repetitive gameplay. While having 100 levels is certainly nothing to sneeze at, the fact that you're presented with virtually the same problems and pitfalls all the way through (i.e. burn things in the right order, don't get extinguished) gets a little stale after a while.

A pretty addictive puzzle/platformer title that contains some delightfully fast-paced gameplay and is honestly pretty addictive. The tilt controls leave a bit to be desired, and there are occasional issues with in-game objects getting in the way of the camera, but overall this is a great game.