Just like the prequels, Touchmaster 4 Connect is an appreciable minigame collection, and little more: the DS has seen much better competitors, and you should give this one a chance only if you own all of the masterpieces.

Kingdom Hearts re:Coded is the umpteenth filler in a franchise waiting for a deserved epilogue. This time around however there is not even a solid plot to excuse what's basically a remake of the first installment, made by a mixture of gameplay styles and situations. The game itself is not that bad, especially if you are a devoted fan of the franchise. On the contrary, you can just skip it as it is entirely forgettable.

It may be fun at first, but Devil May Cry 4 Refrain comes with a large number of limitations, both in terms of gameplay and graphics. The game is far too easy, with infinite continue, the combat is oversimplified and the locations are too small and too similar to each other. It's still a decent action game for your iPhone / iPod Touch, but we were expecting more.

With an incredible graphic, Samurai 2: Vengeance shows once again the power of iPhone. It could be considered a normal hack and slash, but the story, music and level design give to the game an added value. Gore and violence are present, but the anime-style makes the slow-motion final moves like an artistic view of the death.

With so many good twin-stick shooters on the App Store, Revolt just can't stand out. The main problem is about the bad level design, with always the same locations and a repetitive single-player mode. The equipment is fully upgradeable, but, even if it has some golden times, the game will bore you really soon. Finally, different levels of difficulty and unlockable achievements are not enough to replay the game a second time.

Miami Vindication, the second Gangstar game for the iDevices, can provide a more wide-ranging experience than West Coast Hustle, thanks to its bigger city, truly different vehicles and less repetitive missions. Unfortunately, some of the previous episode's issues are still there, including annoying pop-ups, lack of bug fixes, very few side quests and whimsical controls.

Galaxy on Fire 2 gives a sense of freedom never felt before on the iPhone. Every journey through the stars is simply astonishing, and there are many things that happens while trying to complete any quest. Every flaw of the first game has been fixed, and now the trading element plays an even more important role. Probably, more stunning battles and a better voice-over would have been appreciated, but actually Galaxy on Fire 2 is the most polished, deep and wide space combat simulation on the App Store.

Frogatto is a nice and cute platform game, which does almost everything right: it's not so great in terms of desing and sheer originality, but it's fun and engaging enough to be one of the best in its genre on iPhone.

A simple but solid franchise as Dark Nebula could only give birth to a high-quality sequel, but frankly we didn't expect so many new ideas. The graphics of the game, already excellent, have been further improved and now offer levels rich in details, well defined and unique. Episode Two is immediate and entertaining as Episode One, the tilt controls are very accurate and the action is characterized by a continuous introduction of new challenges to overcome. A must buy.

Iron Man 2 for iPhone and iPod Touch looks very similar to the console version, which is both a good and a bad thing: there are plenty of actions you can perform by using the armor, but the touch screen controls are often clunky and the difficulty isn't challenging enough.

Hybrid 2: Saga of Nostalgia is an action-rpg based on the journey of Gray, a young hero who is looking for a way to rescue his love Fairy. The game could be funny, however there are too many gameplay and technical bugs that ruin the overall experience.

Ozone represents iPhone gaming at its best: it's simple, fun, addictive, cheap and beautifully designed. Moreover, user-created levels make it a virtually never-ending experience.

While remarkable as a meditative and artistic experience, Osmos could not be considered a true winner due to the repetitiveness of his missions and a general lack of excitement for the player.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a nice racing game, that provides hours of entertainment thanks to a good number of missions. However, the tilt controls seem to be a little inaccurate when it comes to rapidly avoid obstacles and perform powerslides, while there are several things missing from the previous episodes, like car tuning and an online multiplayer mode.

Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus is an excellent FPS, with nice and accurate controls. The single player campaign is short but pretty intense, while the four online multiplayer modes offer hours and hours of entertainment thanks to the ranking system. Packed with some of the best graphics ever seen on an iPhone, this game definitely rocks. Don't miss it.

It's easy to instantly like The Incident, thanks to its original concept, frantic gameplay and cool visuals: however, the game dramatically lacks content, and the later levels become too much long and monotonous.

Call of Duty World at War: Zombies II is only interesting and nothing more. Nevertheless, for fans and especially for lovers of the genre, Call of Duty World at War: Zombies II remains a valuable opportunity for recreation.

BioDefense: Zombie Outbreak is yet another tower defense for iPhone, in this case with a somewhat original scenario and a very good mix of both interface and controls. What a pity it offers only ten missions and two weapons.

Alive 4-ever Returns is a really funny game, with a lot of enemies and weapons; the co-op mode is potentially infinite and the single player campaign is long and various. However, this sequel is just a "more of the same", without any innovation or difference. If you liked the first Alive forever, you certainly will love this Returns, but If you didn't like it, there's no reason to buy this sequel.

2XL Games is great about the graphics, but still needs to improve gameplay wise; Trophylite Rally is a beautiful, but ultimately boring and generic racing game.

What if Patapon converted itself in a tower defence game? Dinosaur Slayer is a brilliant App for iPhone/iPod Touch with a deep and structured gameplay that lasts for hours of fun and challenge.

Devil Invasion delivers a particular mix of puzzle game and tower defense that works good, with lots of stages to complete and four different spells to cast. Give it a try.

Denki Blocks isn't just a Tetris clone, but it's an original reinterpretation of the generic puzzle games based on blocks movements. The sensibility of iPhone's touch screen gives to the game a fantastic feedback. However, Denki Blocks has a random difficulty level so many schemes are too easy, other are too difficult.

Dead Rising Mobile comes as a boring and repetitive third person action game, with clunky controls and mediocre graphics. It has definitely nothing to do with the original game.

Funny and colorful, De Blob Revolution lacks of deep after few hours of play and has no multiplayer mode to extend the longevity. Still worth a try tough.

Cut the Rope is another App Store hit from Chillingo, and it could be considered as a killer App for iOS devices. A must buy.

With two different campaigns, two modes (standard and survival), a lot of stages and a great gameplay, Crap of Defense is an awesome action game for your iPhone or iPod Touch. The graphic style is also tremendously "trash" and funny. Don't miss it.

Even if it's less polished than Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes, chronoSgear can offer a truly fresh and uncommon experience, that is very different from any other RPG on the App Store. The combat system is clever, while setting and characters are really unusual. With the next updates, we hope Axion Logic will fix the controls and balance the difficulty.