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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Flick Golf is another one of those games that you simply can't go wrong with, unless you hate golf games for some reason.

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.

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.

Blending narrative, mission objectives, frenetic combat and in-depth character development into a complete package, 2360: Battle for Cydonia is February's first Must-Have title.

It's almost as good looking as Flight Control, if not better, and the design was a major point in this hidden line-drawing game.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

Corporate Fury is a fun take on the brawling formula with a very silly and crude premise.

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

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

Chop Chop Caveman may be the best prehistoric platformer since Bonk's Adventure, and the best Chop Chop game yet.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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