I'm just going to say the game will last you a long time. It has taken me a little close to forever to complete the first city, let along the other 5 or 6 cities. By the end of the game, I don't think anyone would complain about the game being too short or too lacking.

iBlast Moki is the most complete game I have ever encountered. Period. There's no other game that rivals in quality and quantity, a mixture that's absolutely destined to be awesome.

Gameloft truly outdid themselves with this game, and I was totally blown away by NOVA.

Creating multiplayer match ups with friends is as simple as emailing your friends the link to your match and when accepted the game begins.

Cut the Rope is appealing in price, aesthetics, and gameplay. What more could you ask for? If you haven't picked up this title yet, I suggest you to hop yourself over to the App Store and pick it up.

It's awesome, the graphics are great, and the gameplay isn't too shabby. Sure, there's room for improvement. And if you didn't like the first one, you definitely won't like this. But honestly, compared to the competition, you really can't ask for more.

Plants Vs. Zombies goes beyond the game, becoming something more like a phenomenon.

Serves as a classic example of how well a physics game can work on the platform, it's addictiveness will see you through to the end, it's charm is almost unparalleled, and perhaps above all it is unique, a rare achievement in these modern times.

Let's Golf 2 is still a solid sequel to one of the best games on the App Store. While there are some errors and flaws with the overall game, I'm still having fun with it.

But I'm a sucker for space shooters and now it's turned me completely on my head. I've been mining the app store for gems, and in Space Miner I've struck pay dirt. Like comets, games like this are rarely seen. Don't let this one pass you by.

The controls in Tilt to Live are flawless and I had no problems performing the incredibly precise movements the game requires.

With the care and consideration that this game obviously had during development, it is for sure a must buy that shows off the capabilities of the platform.

Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus is one of the most complete and best games I have ever played on my device, and with such a complete online multiplayer experience and a solid single player mode, I can't see any other game really topping this, atleast for a while.

In short, this is the first superb new iOS game of the new year.

Illusion Labs has struck gold yet again with another must have release for iPhone gamers.

As ridiculous an idea as it sounds, Sword & Poker is a really fun game, and one that I find easy to recommend as a purchase.

Dodonpachi Resurrection is the best top-down shooter I've ever played, and being a newbie at bullet-hell shooters, I've had a ton of fun with it.

In summary, if you have liked games like the classic Doodle Jump or the newer Bird Strike, you will love Parachute Ninja.

I would like to see some improvements in speed and multiplayer match-ups, but other than that, Shadow Era is a game that you won't want to miss out on. Plus, it's free. You can't really get any cheaper than that.

Small annoyances aside, Rimelands: Hammer of Thor is simply one of the highest quality traditional role-playing game experiences available on the app store. It's tough as nails, but the combat have you coming back for more.

Modern Combat 3 is absolutely brilliant, and I find myself continually playing the online multiplayer everyday. The single player is also quite robust and diverse, giving Modern Combat 3 a well-balanced gameplay between shooting bad guys and mini-games, such as shooting soldiers on an AC-130.

Galaxy on Fire 2 is a must. Even if you don't normally play these kinds of games, you should buy it. It proves that your iPhone IS a gaming platform and perfect to show of to your unbelieving friends.

Aralon is quite simply the best RPG on the App Store. I can't really say enough about it, but man, Galoobeth and Crescent Moon have really outdone themselves.

But if you look past the pretty fluff and the shiny-ness of your new toy, you'll find that Infinity Blade is really just the same thing over and over again. BUT, that same thing over and over again is oddly appealing… somewhat like the "same thing over and over again" mechanism of Fruit Ninja, Flight Control, etc. And for that reason, there's really no other rating for this than the Must Have.

Absolutely stunning. This stands as one of my all-time favorite games for the iPad, considering the fact that there's so much to do and so little time.

Dead Space isn't a game that particularly stood out and isn't something that's a no-brainer Must Have in my eyes. The production values are high, and EA did a really nice job with this one. I just wasn't exactly addicted to it, and it never really grasped me from the start. But the playing atmosphere and graphics are phenomenal, and the game as a whole is quite professional.

Bottom line is, there's little to no improvement.

League of Evil is a rare find, a game that excels at short, quick bursts of gaming, but which also holds up in longer play sessions.

Pro Zombie Soccer as a game is a must have experience. The controls, gameplay, and artwork are just over the top, making this casual game one of the more intriguing.

It is easily among my favorite new app store releases.

Aqua Moto Racing 2 didn't strike me as a breakthrough racing experience, but the balance of the game itself really impressed.

Overall, Airstrike Defense is a solid line drawing game which will have you wanting to play one more round; complete one more mission.

The single best platformer on the iPhone. If you want a better game, you'll have to lay hands on a Nintendo DS to play New Super Mario Bros. And even then, Giana Sisters stacks up for its fantastic art direction, unique creature designs and the fact that the entire game world isn't the product of a bizarre acid trip.

Great action, diverse gameplay and a superbly polished presentation make Sky Combat a winner.

Overall, Sword of Fargoal is currently the best roguelike game in the App Store, and will probably remain so for quite a long time, if not forever.

A fun, good-looking, and fully-featured top-down racer that delivers on its premise.

As a sequel, Blue Defense: Second Wave captures everything that was great about the first game, refines it, builds upon it, ups the ante manifold.

Tiny Wings is a good game. But it's extremely raw when it comes to options such as being able to listen to your own music, and it also left out GameCenter on its initial launch. The gameplay is addictive, though, and the artwork isn't too shabby.

There is nothing to dislike about Quell; the game is the very embodiment of relaxation.

The PvP mode is a nice addition to the game though, and I must say that it is one of the most interesting features I've seen in an RPG.

If you enjoy fast-paced addictive gameplay, wacky cartoon visuals, or just plain having fun, I would recommend this game as a must have.

Overlooking the fact that the game doesn't make any sense and is, at times, utterly ridiculous, Air Attack is a superb shooter.

The game is a highly enjoyable SRPG with an engrossing story and a wonderful combat system.

On one hand, it's beautiful, and the swipe controls work great. It's a bargain at $0.99 including the fact that it's universal, and the game does have its shining moments. Then there's the other hand, which includes the fact that it doesn't have GameCenter achievements, has terrible tilt controls, and that the time constraint does bother at times.

Ozone is a beautiful game crafted quite nicely.

Overall, Samurai 2 Vengence is a very solid game that shows the potential of the kinds of games the iDevices can handle despite lacking the processing power of a PC or modern console.

I've had a ton of fun with Monster Dash, and there's really no other words to describe it other than just that: fun.

While the lack of music definitely does nothing to enhance the game, there is already so much high quality content that Dinosaur Slayer is without a doubt a must have for its magnificent art style and surprisingly deep and enjoyable combat system.

Brothers in Arms 2 is a step back from NOVA, that's basically all I have to say.

The verdict: Land-A Panda is quite average. But the tantalizing price point and the cute graphics seem to balance out the average gameplay, along with the ton of content involved.

Designed specifically for the iPad, it plays better than any other dual-stick shooter I've tried on the device, it's gorgeous and I've been having a blast with it.

Any RPG fan will love Com2uS's new game Inotia: A Wanderer of Luone. The party system is easy to understand and easy to manage and there are no difficulties or problems interchanging between mercenaries.

Simply one of the best fighters I've played on the iPhone. It's got an easy-to-follow storyline, adequate controls, beautiful graphics, and an overall enjoyable gameplay experience.

Zombie Infection is a well-made zombie-shooter with high production values, great graphics, and an overall solid gameplay experience.

I had a few moments of fun with it, and it definitely shows the progress Namco has taken on the iPhone. And above all else, I'm more than glad to see only one DLC item in there; one that is reasonably priced and makes sense.

Such quibbles aside, Thumpies is a roaring good time and well worth checking out.

Far from perfect when it comes to features, but the gameplay is nearly perfect.

If you're a fan of the dual-stick shooter or of zombie games in general, Alive 4-ever RETURNS should be at the top of your shopping list.

The Incident is unquestionably worthy of purchase and deserves not to be buried in the pile.

It's been a long time since I was actually sucked into a video game storyline and cared about the characters and their fates.

Despite its very minor flaws, Monster Mayhem is one of the best tower defense games produced to date.

Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. is one of the best dogfighting experiences on the iPhone, but it's still not enough to be the best we've ever seen. It's somewhat difficult and online multiplayer would be such an awesome feature. The storyline is very well done though, and the graphics were amazingly rendered.

A fantastic sandbox game and is one of my most played iPhone games.

It has gotten me hooked and playing for hours at a time-a feat that not many games can boast of-and quite honestly, I think this game is the best "bird" game out of the Big Three.

There's really not much to the game, and the features are pretty much the same as any other Miniclip game: $0.99, GameCenter, and Retina graphics. And for those that downloaded iStunt, iStunt 2 is a welcome addition to the family.

Battleheart is the epitome of casual gaming on the App Store. It goes alongside Fruit Ninja, Flight Control, and Canabalt as one of the best casual games I have ever played.

The game controls well, combat is loads of fun and the action never stops. OMG Pirates! should not be missed.

Dark Void Zero is a love-letter to old-school NES gamers, and being conscious of their target audience, Capcom delivers in a major way.

Transformers G1 is a solid turn-based strategy game, but it isn't perfect by any means.

There's just so much to do that for $0.99, this is a no brainer.

Swords and Soldiers could just be the next best castle defense game on the App Store. But the gameplay balancing really needs some tweaking as does some of the difficulty.

It's priced correctly, plays wonderfully, and controls nicely.

No worries about losing pieces or counting up blocks as the computer does it all for you now even. I can practice new strategies, pick up hints from watching the computer play, all useful for real life games.

Vector Tanks EXTREME is not for the faint of heart. But if action is your drug, then VTX is like crack.

Fans of dual-stick shooters, survival titles or Solomon's Keep will definitely want to pick this one up.

While imperfect, it's a great game and highly entertaining.

Neuroshima Hex! should appeal to fans of tabletop role-playing games, or those looking for a board game experience heavy on strategy and apart from the norm.

Being of solid concept and immaculate presentation, Spirit is an easy recommendation.

Angry Birds has a lot going for it, but is fundamentally flawed in execution.

Rarely do games accommodate so many different styles of gameplay while maintaining a perfect balance, but EVAC pulls it off.

The AI is slightly under the AI for FIFA 10.

Luxor is another solid marble shooter, but we still have yet to experience a marble shooter that has captured our hearts forever.

While the game is clearly made with longtime Castlevania fans in mind, there is more than enough content for a newcomer to the series to get their feet wet and enjoy.

Seventeen years after its initial release, Secret of Mana remains the gold standard Action RPG.

In terms of visuals, I think they've set the bar for how iPad games should look, as the detail that went into this is just… inspiring.

100 Rogues has taken me by the heartstrings and drives me by them as if they were reigns. At work or anywhere else I've not been able to play, I've only looked forward to coming home and hunting Satan. I am thoroughly rapt and constantly hungry for more. After all, hunting Satan is hungry work.

All things considered, Fight Night Champion is well worth your time and money, provided that you're willing to adjust to the learning curve and you're looking for a fighting game that rewards persistence and technique over lightning-fast blitzkrieg victories and ridiculous special moves.

The Asphalt series are getting old. That fact is quite evident in this review, and it just doesn't feel any different from Asphalt 5.

Overall, The Hero will have you clamoring for more as you will feel you need to save the city from more ill wills.

Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter is the premier hunting experience on the iPhone, and it's just the perfect game for a wide variety of people.

At first glance it looks like just another copycat, but dig a little deeper and you will find a complex game with much to offer.

As match-3 games go, Puzzle Quest 2 is king of the hill.

Minor shortcomings aside, Who's That Flying?! is a wonderfully fun game and an easy recommendation. I've been having a blast with it!

Some may complain that the price is too high and others may say that it's just too simple. What I say is that it's just good, clean fun.

While Raging Thunder 2 has its flaws, it's still one of the best arcade racers on the iPhone.

While the accelerometer is quite fluid, many of the games key controls are hard to access.

If you have any interest at all in the survival horror or zombie genres, you need Aftermath.

This game just has an unexplicable charm to it that makes me come back to it again and again.