Stuck somewhere in the middle, it feels more like a filler step on the way to its best features landing in Arcane Quest 3.

While Sketch Breaker is colorful and charming, I wish it was more of a premium experience.

Beat da Beat doesn't break any conventions, though it does attempt some rather neat things with its musical focus. While I would have preferred a full-on Bit.trip-esque commitment to the rhythm aspect, most shooter fans will find a lot to like here.

Overall, there's some good and some bad, but--as I said--it's still Worms.

In the here and now, it's hard to come up with any compelling reasons to play this instead of just running through a better game once more.

Oraia Rift is an ambitious game that suffers from a handful of technical flaws and a fair few questionable design choices. It's one of those games that is probably too big for its own good, making for a terribly uneven experience over the course of the game.

It took a lot of re-adjustment, experimentation, and practice, but I finally feel like I've got Power Ping Pong cracked. And you know what? It was well worth it. When everything clicked into place I could finally see why everyone was raving about it.

Given how many iOS golf games work from a side perspective, MiniGolf's overhead view is almost as refreshing as it is nostalgic.

Blocky Highway is a surprisingly engaging racing game that happens to be mashed up with an endless format. It's easy to just go and take a whimsical ride with no energy involved, and if I get a reward -- great -- otherwise I'm just having fun.

That's really what Dungeon Of The Endless comes down to: time. It's a matter of how much time you're willing to invest in the game in order to get the most out of it.

There's something truly special at the core of The Deer God, but it's doled out in moments of sublime pleasure surrounded by long stretches of frustration and disappointment.

Seashine is a game with a lot of spirit, great artistic direction, and a clever blend of wonder and terror.

Lightning Duru has some basic shooter mechanics going for it, but beyond that, I'd only recommend it to someone who has played everything in the genre, and then some.

Ace Maverick looks great, controls well, and is pretty fun in the beginning. Unfortunately, the difficulty juts up incredibly fast and left me feeling a bit of whiplash.

Still, minus any flaws and struggles, Dice Mage's core gameplay is interesting enough that you should download this.

I love platformers; they are what originally introduced me to gaming as a kid. There is some genuine fun to be had with MoBu.

If you're in the mood for a thinking man's game that doesn't rely on twitch action, Sputnik Eyes will probably be up your alley.

If you thought Race the Sun looked too minimalist for your tastes or you didn’t like the tilt controls in Kayos [$1.99], maybe give Breakneck a try.

The addition of tricks, a neat little camera mode, and local multiplayer are also pretty welcome, and for only two dollars I see this as an easy recommend--especially if you never played the first one.

Minus any little issues, Lara Croft Go is another winner from Square Enix Montreal.

On the surface it seems like a game with modest goals, but I think what it does is actually a lot harder than it looks. And, I’m happy to say, it pulls it off beautifully.

With a decent quantity of levels and pretty tough difficulty curve, I had an enjoyable time with Tiny Empire. It’s probably not going to reach the high approachability or even enjoyability levels as an Angry Birds, but it’s good within its niche.

While Demon's Rise is probably lacking the balance, challenge, and polish to satisfy some players, I enjoyed the game quite a bit. That's saying something, given the presence of bugs that ruined at least a few good runs.

Wefiends Inc. really did a great job with Dandy, and all the thought and work they put into it resulted in a fresh and clever shoot 'em up that will offer hours of fun.

It's unfortunate that a crossover that seemed so odd when it was announced ended up being so very ordinary.

If you have a child or an open mind for a edutainment, Zoombinis is worth checking out -- just know that time doesn't heal all wounds.

I enjoyed the majority of my time with Versus - The Lost Ones, but a weak beginning and an ending that satisfies little of one's curiosity definitely hurt the game overall.

If you love classic sci-fi, can enjoy light strategy games, and don't mind dealing with a somewhat unbalanced skill system, there's a good chance you'll really enjoy Sentinel Command.