RCT3 is certainly one of the deepest games of its kind, one that offers players an unprecedented (for the time of its original release, at least) amount of control over the identity and profitability of their amusement park - and, thanks to the game's 15 unlockable scenarios (more if the PC expansions make their way to iOS in the future), a game that's guaranteed to offer something new with each play through.

All in all, Snow Roll is a very charming, fun, and challenging experience that should satisfy mobile gamers of any type.

It has stellar sound and animation, and the puzzles are challenging and fun. In fact, the only complaint I have about this game is that there isn’t enough of it.

The game play is easy to learn -match items in three - and becomes addictive after a while.

The Executive is satisfying in a way most games can't even approach: the game's continuous gameplay loop of kicking ass, taking names, crossing them off the list, buying upgrades, and doing it again provides some of most kinetic, rewarding gameplay I've experienced on iOS.

That being said, our verdict is that Magic River is worth a try. If nothing else, you can cruise (rather hurtle) down the river whistling a tune and imagining you are Billy Joel.

Simply put, Transistor is a must-own game for true iOS gamers.

Though it lacks a cohesive artistic style, Insanity is hands down a blast to play, and it is perfect for anyone looking for an enticing and fun causal experience.

Everything old and new-school works as a seamless package that feels like it was meant for the 21 century and beyond

The presence of mercenaries’ while the actual fight does help in winning the fight, but takes away the player control and the excitement from the fight. Apart from this the game takes up a lot of storage space on the phone and the continuous data download can rapidly eat away your data.

Ski Safari 2 is a solid sequel that shares both the strengths and weaknesses of the original.

I highly recommend Lara Croft GO to anyone who loves a good puzzle or is a big fan of the Tomb Raider series.

Clicker Heroes is too bland an experience to be a lasting mobile obsession.

The one thing going for it is simplicity and accessibility. The game may not the best use of your time but neither is it the worst.

Happy Wheels rests easily in the league of simple yet addictive games that are just a little bit difficult for you to keep playing the game and clearing level after level.

1010! Is inventive, simple in premise but deceptively complicated to master, has a lovely look and sounds that match.

Poptropica offers a lot of potential for fans of all ages, especially those in the younger set. There’s a lot to explore and a lot to do early on in the game. While one may wish for more islands to explore or more minigames to play,

Pac-Man 256 is about as perfect a deconstruction of classic Pac-Man as we’ll find in modern gaming – the fact it bears the Pac-Man name and logo is but an added bonus to Hipster Whale’s latest iOS phenomenon.

It's simple to use, and it is a lot of fun. It's a great way to pass some time between friends, and if anything it is the pinnacle of ingenious app design.

You can't help but laugh as you shoot from a trampoline. It's a brief taste of what life as a dude is like minus the panda mascot and paycheck that comes with 600 million YouTube views.

SongPop 2 gets a solid five out of five from me because it keeps everything that made the original game so compulsively replayable, add meaningful new features and modes of play, and once again makes me feel that as a loyal player I’m appreciated and part of a gaming community.

Thankfully, Fallout Shelter's nostalgic aesthetics (which imitate signs and other written materials seen in Fallout 3 and New Vegas) mostly outshine the issues of the game's shallow nature.

The gameplay is simple and addictive, the leveling system and player collection is deep and complex, and the game is just fun to play. The worst thing this game has going against it is the graphics, and those are still pretty good.

It’s an exciting game. I enjoy games based on language, so I loved playing it. However, if you’re not a fan of language based games, you might want to give it a miss.

Triple Jump is probably the most fun I've had with a Ketchapp game. It was challenging, it looked great, and the ability to redeem stars for custom ball designs kept me motivated.

It comes highly recommended for anyone looking to pass the time or invest serious time.

If Empires and Allies was brave enough to do something a little more unique, it may be a more memorable title overall.

If you want a quick dose of smashing piggies, the rich art, clever animations, and other studio-polished niceties are sure to appeal. But for die-hard puzzle game fans much of what made Angry birds so compulsively replayable has been replaced with the standard FtP annoyances and the game and brand suffer as a result.