This application does give you 9 games for the price of 1. All the apps are pretty straight forward. Graphics are not flashy, but they are adequate. All the games seem to work as advertised. There is no scoring systems involved, it is just for quick entertainment, not for long term statistics with how you do. Several of the games have different difficulty levels as options. I could not really tell if the AI was better or worse - I think that you would need to play a number of games for that and I only played a few. I have one issue - the game Zero only has 4 difficulty levels, and it offers to take you to the "full version" which then directs to the App Store where you have to pay an additional 99 cents. That does not seem right.

I am a free app hunter. I try to reign myself in most days, but occasionally boredom, or a specific need brings me to the app store. And yes, I have purchased other apps, usually when I find the app free and discover it's usefulness via "lite"(free) versions. Wishing for a bit more functionality or difficulty ~ I'll purchase the full app. Saying that, I'd like to agree with most of what pluto6 said. I, however, did not get turned off by the fact that for higher difficulty, the full app is availiable for a fee. The free app is what I'll be sticking with for now, as I downloaded it as a short game time waster. I prefer to keep my mind occupied and there are times I might just have a few moments needing filled. Games are short enough that I can have the feeling of accomplishment before moving on with my day. I enjoy this app, and if, one day, I get so used to the games that are on the free app that I crave them a tad more difficult, I'd gladly pay for the "full" app. Though I'd say this game is fairly "full" on it's own, and it is free. Simple to learn, has information on how to play the games, and difficulty levels so you decide your own learning curve, this game has them in a single app in a simple easy to see/touch format. Kudos to those involved in putting this app together and deciding on it's "free" price!