Arcade (216 programs)
Pros: Gameplay easy to learn. Appropriate for all ages. Good for casual play. Addictive.
Cons: Very basic graphics. Gameplay somewhat repetitive. Very similar to other endless jumper titles. Can easily get frustrating.
Pros: 30 unique themed pinball machines to enjoy. Impressive detailed & colourful visuals. Excellent sound design with authentic pinball effects. Something for everyone; cool themes include AC/DC, Star Trek & Ghostbusters.
Cons: Quite high cost for what is essentially just a pinball simulator. Only available in English. Compatibility issues on some devices, including Mac. 9+ rating excludes a demographic that would otherwise find its colourful visuals appealing.
Pros: Easy basic gameplay. Well animated graphics.
Cons: Impossible to replenish energy levels easily. Requires in-app purchases to increase energy. Can't save progress midway through a stage.
Pros: Simple and addictive gameplay. Multiple game modes.
Cons: Repetitive levels. Music can get irritating.
Pros: Tight, responsive controls. Frenetic, explosive action and graphics. Beautifully presented. Constantly changing levels.
Cons: The new dimension takes as much as it adds. Lots of seemingly unfair deaths. The "purity" of the original is gone.
Pros: Safe for kids. Challenging enough. Addictively fun. Colorful.
Cons: Graphics look rudimentary. Gameplay not truly unique. More levels could have been added. Not for hardcore gamers.
Pros: Easy to play. Short and sweet. Simple, yet addictive. Brings back nice memories.
Cons: Not a lot of substance. Trackpad control is difficult. Not a lot of modes. Graphics could be better.
Pros: 100 levels. Special effects and bonuses.
Cons: Typical space shoot'em up.
Pros: The co-op mode adds more fun to it. Lots of ammo and plenty of zombies. Very short and easy levels for younger people. Eight maps to play through.
Cons: The music is poorly produced and of a terrible quality. Could use far more character designs. Texturing and modelling look cheap and ugly. Very poor-quality sound effects.
