Touch Arcade

If you love Transformers or Angry Birds, or best of all both, you'll probably get an hour or two of fun out of Angry Birds Transformers. Beyond that, you're going to have to have a lot of patience for timers and grinding coins.

Despite my misgivings, Sentinels of the Multiverse is entertaining. It has an aura of desperation in fighting a superior enemy and really drives home the threat level of the 4 included bosses. Although I am not a fan of the hero balance, I really enjoy the fluff of each individual hero's card deck.

If you're in it for pure solo consumption alone, it's a bit harder to strongly recommend in its present form. You'll assuredly get your money's worth in fun out of its unusual premise and tight controls, but after you've run through the short list of events, there's not much to keep you coming back.

I only regret that I would forget to use the video sharing to show off some of the wacky (yet plausible) happenings with the physics system, because it's some of the most fun I've had with this game. The game does a great job at balancing out being loose and chaotic with not feeling out of control, and that's what makes this worth checking out.

There's a certain tactical element to playing Helix that other games just lack. And Brough just has the unique touch that he applies to the games he makes. If you love 868-HACK or want a high score game with a unique touch, check out Helix.

Taken as a stand-alone effort, it's probably the best thing Sony's released on iOS so far, though that should be taken as the faint praise it sounds like. It's competent, the presentation is attractive enough, and it's not without its enjoyable moments. That said, unless you're interested in that freebie or really, really love the Fat Princess universe for reasons I won't even begin to judge you on, there are definitely better games to be playing, even within the free-to-play category.

The free part of the game serves as a nice demo for what you can expect from the full game, so you should definitely give it a try and see how it fits you. The sheer variety of the gameplay will probably keep this game on my device for a long time to come, and it's an easy recommendation to anyone who enjoys shooters or action games in general.It's challenging, fun, and gives you a huge amount of toys to play around with, provided you're good enough to pry them off of dead spiders and zombies.

I really enjoyed the universe that’s being created in Deathbat, and I hope to see additional titles in some form or fashion (a tower defense title would be amazing). As mentioned earlier, it doesn’t quite reach the lofty heights of the best in the genre, but it doesn’t have to be in order to be enjoyable.

The good news is that the game is well worth the money especially seeing as how new content is in the pipeline. For the great physics tech and solid roster of features I have to say hats off to Skullduggery.

I feel like all of the pieces of an interesting, fun game are laying around here somewhere, but they just never really come together the way they should, leaving the adventure lacking as a whole. It has a winning presentation, I'll give it that, and it at least made me think about my strategy on a fairly regular basis, but ultimately, the game irritated me more often than it enchanted me.