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.

Ozone is a beautiful game crafted quite nicely.

But Ozone is something different, and something that should be heard of.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Fast and Furious Adrenaline is a competent racing game; it'll provide you with a few hours of high-speed thrills along with some sweet cars. There are some issues with it including the need to connect to Facebook to access the online multiplayer, but all in all, I thought it was a good racer.

Fastar! is not what most would expect of an Action RPG, nor is it what most would expect from Kooistra having played his previous app store releases - admittedly, the game left me scratching my head at first and it took me several plays to warm to it. Set aside such expectations, however, and Fastar reveals itself to be an excellent casual action game, well worth the paltry price of admission.

While the definitive versions of Final Fantasy II and II are still the versions available for PSP, these ports are decent enough to suffice if you don't have one.

While the definitive versions of Final Fantasy II and II are still the versions available for PSP, these ports are decent enough to suffice if you don't have one.

The perfect pick up and play sports game that focuses on the fun aspects of the game without being too technical.

With that said, I enjoyed Fruit Ninja HD and can't wait to see what else they have in store.

Fruit Ninja is the perfect casual game that I thoroughly enjoyed. While there are minor problems I stated above, it's an overall solid appearance on the App Store and one that casual gamers shouldn't miss.

It's cheap, filled with content, and looks really nice. Along with that, it comes packaged with 33 OpenFeint achievements, a lot more than the usual game.

On the surface, Heavy Gunner appears to be a shallow shooter, with the dual-thumb cannons only a gimmick. Taking the plunge beyond that surface, however, reveals the game to be quite deep, full of choices and with great replay value.

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

The addition of a real story laid out in comic book styling really adds to the experience.

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.

Eco Punk is a very charming and light-hearted game that is great fun and hard to put down.

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

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

Highborn is a really strong game and I highly recommend you give it a shot, even if your not a fan of turn based strategy games, or you're tired of them. This is fresh, new, and seriously…how expensive is it really?

A bloody good time. The repetition and lack of social gaming support drag it down as a whole, but there's no denying the fun to be had with this game.

While I usually shy away from social games, especially those Facebook-driven, Buddy Rush is undeniably fun.

Although there are no surprises for those familiar with this type of game, The Settlers does deliver where it is expected.

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.