No gimmicks here. Just addictive and intuitive gameplay. At a cost of zero dollars, A Monster Ate My Homework will likely leave you so impressed, you'll feel guilty for not paying more.

Overall, I'd have to say My Clinic is an above average social game. While not the most innovative game, I have come to appreciate a game that deviates from the general norm and tries something new.

There's really nothing bad about iCannon: Hellfire. That said, there's nothing all that great, either. Its production values are solid, as are its controls, but the problem is that it never feels all that fun.

"Cute" is the best word to describe Drake's Tower. It's got a bit of style, is enjoyable enough, and contains sufficient depth to keep players engaged for a little while. That said, this is also the sort of game with enough sameness that the moment someone stops playing it, it's doubtful that they'll give it a second thought.

The basic premise of Rappin' Granny holds promise, but with only one song to play through, there's simply not enough content.

Empire Online isn't a bad game by any means. It's cute and charming, but it feels unfinished at times and doesn't feature enough unique content to stand out from the pack.

Sheeple Chase is, in the end, a bite-sized treat of a game. Don't go in with high expectations, but don't expect to be disappointed either. When you read "Hope you aren't afraid to do the quack'step!" don't say you weren't warned.

At the end of the day, Rainbow Pony isn't necessarily a bad game – it just suffers from a lack of originality (outside of the general "rainbow" theme) and gameplay features.

Odd applications of microtransactions aside, Treasure Arm is a great puzzle game, made all the better by its free price point. It's a fun new take on pocket puzzlers, and has enough depth to keep you going for a while. Just keep it away from your checkbook.

A fun middle-of-the-road free puzzler that will amuse you for about half an hour.

It's not bad in any sense, just devoid of much in the way of originality

It's a short-lived experience, with little dimension to the gameplay. There's nothing inherently wrong with it, though. If you're into simple arcade diversions and like pushing for achievements, then do consider taking a crack at it. If you're looking for something a little more filling than brunch, let Eggs in Space fly past.

If you're looking for a fun, spicy puzzler with some serious kick, head to the App Store for Mexiball. The gameplay is simple but deep, with loads of replay value and variety. It's worth the trip south of the border.

Shadow Cities really manages to hit all of the right notes. It's a mobile MMO, yet it's casual enough for 60 second sessions. It's a location-based game, yet you can enjoy it from the comfort of your couch.

It's another top-tier puzzle/action/arcade game with great personality, great gameplay and great challenge.

Even if voluptuous-but-mutilated robotettes aren't your bag, d-capitatrix is a quirky puzzle game that promises sexy fun for all gamers.

FairyCubes is certainly a fun puzzle game, even if it might struggle to retain some players' interest. The rejection of 2-D is an underused, refreshing approach to the genre, however.

It's nearly perfectly implemented on iOS, and offers a compelling match-style puzzle game that manages to distance itself from other stalwarts to become well worth your while.

Fantastic Knight does a lot of things really well, but the two areas where it truly stands out are its user interface and its production values.

Cute animals don't make for a fun game, and DinerTown Zoo is just far too basic to be all that enjoyable.

Battlepath Monsters' problem is that it just isn't deep enough.

At the end of the day the control scheme is going to be a big divider for people. It doesn't really work the way you expect it to, and takes some time to get used to.

Zzed is a fantastic arcade/puzzle/action game that's really a blast to play. It's definitely worth the download, and shows some great creativity from another independent developer.

Feels like it should be much better than it is, thanks to the excellent production values and huge amount of content it contains. Unfortunately its flawed mechanics drag it down from greatness, leaving it firmly in the realm of mediocrity.

Bringing absolutely nothing new, let alone anything of real value, Top Girl should be ignored for the terrible idea that it is. Dump her, and go for something with more substance – just about anything, really.

As the first social game to come out of EA's 8lb Gorilla micro-studio, Ghost Harvest is at least off to a good start. It has its own unique style, and the setting isn't one that has been done to death.

With over 200 nodes to battle through and 30 levels of player progression, Robotek HD packs a ton of game into a free base package.

It's got everything you'd want in a social game, a few twists, and some fun times that are easily enjoyed in short bursts or long stretches.