Trainyard by Matt Rix

(3.7/5) Trainyard for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is a very innovative puzzle game. You must build train tracks on a grid in order to allow colored trains to reach the station. The puzzles start out easy, but the difficulty quickly ramps up. The controls have no problems, and the tutorials are very helpful. There are tons of levels, with more on the way. The music fits perfectly with the game's dark look. Trainyard is definitely worth checking out, and it is available on the app store for $0.99 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/trainyard/id348719156?mt=8

Reckless Getaway by Polarbit

(4.7/5) Reckless Getaway for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is a very entertaining racing game. You control a bank robber as he drives to safety from police that are in pursuit. The controls are very smooth, with both touch and tilt options. The graphics are amazing, even on older devices. The 3D style works perfectly, and the music is pleasing to the ears. The game is being updated with more and more levels, which adds to the fun. Check out the game on the app store for the price of $2.99 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/reckless-getaway/id447149103?mt=8

Disc Drivin' by Pixelocity Software

(5/5) Disc Drivin' for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is a turn-based racing game involving discs. You flick your disc across floating 3D racetracks, aiming to get to the finish line before your opponent. The game has multiple game modes. You can play with friends, random online, or pass-and-play. The controls are smooth, and the graphics are pleasing to the eye. You can customize your disc to make it look the way you want it, and others will be able to see your custom discs. There is a chat feature, so you can chat with the person you are racing while you wait for them to make their move. Disc Drivin' is one of the best multiplayer games on any iDevice, and you should definitely check it out. For the amount of content and replayability you receive, it is definitely worth the $1.99 it costs. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/disc-drivin/id402379680?mt=8

Bean's Quest by Kumobius

(4.5/5) Bean's Quest for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is a very fun and colorful platformer game. You control Emilio, the bean, in a quest to save both his girlfriend and his pet axolotls. Emilio automatically jumps, so all you need to do is tap and hold on either side of your device, and Emilio will move in that direction. The 16-bit graphics fit perfectly with the music and gameplay. There aren't very many levels currently, but more worlds will be added in future updates. Until the game receives an update with more levels, $2.99 is a very high asking price. However, once more levels are added, it'll be well worth the money. Bean's Quest is available now on the app store. http://itunes.apple.com/app/beans-quest/id449069244?mt=8

Ninja Fishing by Gamenauts

(3.4/5) Ninja fishing for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is a very colorful fishing game. You control an overweight ninja that is out to catch his lunch. The controls are simple and intuitive, as you tilt during the first segment and swipe during the second. You tilt to control the line as it travels deeper into the water. Once your hook snags a fish, the line starts rising. You must tilt to snag more and more fish, until your line reaches the top of the water. Then the game transfers you to a Fruit Ninja ($0.99) lookalike segment. You slice the fish when the fly into the air, and try to avoid slicing dynamite. You can upgrade many elements, such as your line length and katana strength. The game can get old fast though, because there is not much variety between levels. Overall, the game is worth a try, and is available for $0.99 on the app store. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ninja-fishing/id445283501?mt=8

iBlast Moki 2 by Godzilab

(5/5) iBlast Moki 2 for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is the sequel to the award winning puzzle game, iBlast Moki. The game itself has beautiful graphics, and extremely fun and easy gameplay. The graphics have a cartoony style, much like the first in the series. There are a lot of levels, with more to come in future free updates. The game has many improvements from the first, adding many new game elements (which therefore add to the fun) that are innovative and make you have to think. All in all, the game is a very good addition to your collection, and you should pick it up today for the introductory price of $0.99 http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/iblast-moki-2/id437400857?mt=8

Big Sticky by Big Bad Brush inc.

(3.7/5) Big Sticky for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is a very entertaining, but difficult, platforming game. You control the frog prince (why he is purple, I don't know) as he traverses through 5 worlds and 51 levels to find his kidnapped princess. Though the story may be cheesy, the gameplay definitely makes up for it. The controls are very simple and easy to learn, but hard to master. The graphics are nice, and the game lasts for a few hours before you will complete it. The game is a steal at $0.99, and I recommend that you check it out. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/big-sticky/id430875002?mt=8&ls=1