Yosumin is a pretty enjoyable little puzzle game. Not worth $5, but if you ever see it on sale For $1, I would say grab it. At the very least it is not a boring waste of time, so if you got it in the Square pack (Or get it from some other pack down the road, give it a try.
The game is pretty simple. There are 6 total colors of tile thingys. To clear them, you have to make a rectangle that has the same tile thingy on each end. There is also ways to help with this, such as making rectangles of the same color 4 times in a row clears all of that color on the board, and some special tiles, like a gold one that can be used in place of any other tile. The game oddly does have a plot, though it is ones of the most pathetic excuse plots I have ever seen. "Far away, but not to far, there was a shine that had a stained glass window. Someone broke it, now find the pieces to fix it"
That is the short version, but it really doesn't say much more.
IL-2 is hard, and slow, and something I need to set a couple of hours to really look into. One thing to note if you ever get it, by default it sets everything to realistic. Change the god damn difficulty. While you could likely do with only a few of the options off, there are a ton of things you can deactivate that makes the game much easier. A few minutes after I actually got a plane to take off (You had set power to zero, turn on the engine, raise the flaps, hold down the brake, turn engine to full power, let go of the brake, when the plane gets a bit off the ground push up to level out, use rudder to stabilize, gain altitude and speed), I notice there is an option to toggle in difficulty that turns it right off.
I don't think I get the missions, the game is not the action game I am trying to play it as. Their is long stretches of time where you are just flying in a line doing very little other then not crashing, I have yet to actually find an enemy and kill him before anther wingmate does, uhhhhh...
The game isn't bad, just hard. And Slow. But not bad.