An interest concept, Prose With Bros's attempt to serve up smutty sentences is nullified by a lack of structure and a setup that's full of bugs and boobs.

Pac-Chomp! may be a little light on content, but it's still one of the more interesting match-three games available on iPhone.

Although more puzzles and a level sharing facility would be welcome, the ability to create almost any physics-based simulation on the move means that players can do far worse than TinkerBox.

While the theme is fun and the graphics are nice, Office Jerk is a poor-man's Paper Toss.

Its influences may be obvious, but this charming and compelling puzzler deserves to find an audience of its own.

A few interface issues aside, World To Conquer is a fun and quick turn-based strategy game that's designed well for portable play.

Thanks to its shabby presentation and pitiable gameplay, Air Force vs Luftwaffe doesn't stay in the air for long, and quickly comes down to earth with a bump.

Although Green Farm is a competent, aesthetically pleasing farming simulation, a lack of originality and omission of social features mean that it's not the ideal escape to the country.

A shallow turn-based strategy with an admirable level of backstory, but poorly thought-out game design.

A blistering combination of killer visuals and arresting shooter gameplay, Danmaku Unlimited will send bullet hell fans into bullet heaven.

Despite being reasonably lengthy, DeckMake Fantasy's shallow story, repetitive battles and translation issues mean that it's difficult to recommend to those who aren't fond of the genre.

Angry Hipsters is a rebel without a clue. It seeks to gain attention in the wake of Angry Birds, but fails to entertain on even the most basic level.

Leaping off the roof of a tall building wouldn't be a good idea in real life, and Rooftop Escape's sterile and ultimately fruitless play proves it's not such a good idea in a video game, either.

A flawed but fun puzzler with honourable intent.

Good-looking and fun to play, Incredible Express manages to bridge the gap between casual strategy and tough puzzler with aplomb.

Tri-Tri-Triobelisk is basic, different, and fun, just like a classic arcade title. But it's best when played with friends.

Murder In Venice has a great story with plenty of twists, but doesn't provide decent enough puzzles and gameplay to back it up.

With controls that make shooting an ordeal, Al Rambone: Hussein in the Membrane is an ill-advised take on the war on terror that is terrifying itself.

Alien Panic is a one-note line-drawing game that's colourful in tone, but not in nature.

Devilishly playable and packed with action, Alien Space long-term appeal is limited in terms of variety.

With phenomenal hint systems, a lengthy adventure, and inventive multiplayer on iPad, Amazon: Hidden Expedition is a delight.

Aractroid's simple gameplay is loaded with possibility, which more than makes up for a lack of extra modes and so-so presentation.

Employing a relative simple mechanic, trading card game Arena 9 offers a lot of tactical variation, which is both a strength and weakness.

Immensely difficult at points and not always enjoyable, Artilect doesn't consistenly deliver when it comes to entertainment.

Occasionally confusing instructions and repetitive nature aside, Aurifi is a fascinating experiment with sound which proves that you don't need high-res visuals to make a compelling interactive experience.

Aurora Feint 3 gives you some idea of the potential for the RPG match-three fantasy series on iPad, but there's little meat on the bones as yet.

Axion features good role-playing hampered by myriad design flaws including a poor interface and clunky controls.

The building blocks of solid strategy are in place, but Battlefield Moon drops the ball when it comes to presentation and gameplay; the fact that it seems to run at a snail's pace doesn't help matters much, either.