Gamevil

Don't be fooled by the cutesy graphics of Pocket Gunfighters, as this shooter takes aim with a swipe-and-tap control mechanic that will have you hooked in moments. Addiction, however, has its price, even if it comes in the form of a free-to-play app. The devil is always in the details, and although Pocket Gunfighters has tons of bullets to spare, there's one particular showdown that almost ruins the game.

Dark Avenger by Gamevil feels like a half-baked hack-and-slash dungeon crawler game. It doesn't seem like it had enough time to be fully developed since a lot of features are "coming soon," and there are glitches throughout the game. It could use a lot more baking time before becoming a great game.

Man, do I hate games with in-app purchases. I'm all for them if they help enhance the experience, but games that almost require players to spend money in order to progress just make me groan and facepalm. With that said, Baseball Superstars 2013 is the reason why there's a glowing, red imprint of my hand on my forehead.

Most people dream about being a monster warlord when they grow up, right? It’s only natural, and the game Monster Warlord will make those dreams come true … I guess. Monster Warlord can best be compared to a Facebook game, where it’s not a game in the sense that it has a story you work your way through, or that there’s a sense of risk or reward. It’s a game where you hit buttons and level up your

Shooting zombies in video games is a time-honored tradition and the App Store is full of great examples. Gamevil's Zombie Gunner arrives right in time for Halloween, but is it worth playing or should we just go for the double tap (and hold) to delete it?