Gameloft has another crack at turning the Iron Man franchise into a fantastic game. This time round, it's an Endless Runner/Flyer.

Taking a step back and looking from a place of objectivity, it is genuinely hard to recommend picking up NFL Quarterback 13. Last year's game now costs a dollar less and features nearly an identical on-the-field experience, not to mention a more streamlined user interface. Though there was no real reason to re-invent the wheel this season, trying to send the same tire through the car wash a couple of times and sell it as new feels like an insult to the fans.

Although the gameplay isn't exceptional, No Red T-Shirts isn't a complete bust. Some may find it more suitable for children due to the graphic style of the game, and it also has an appeal to casual gamers.

A mixed bag, After Earth has some nice ideas but it falls into typical Endless Running repetition a little too easily.

SimCity BuildIt is a competent city-building game, but its free-to-play trappings are borderline monstrous.

Link the Slug is an OK puzzle game, but it lacks some much needed personality.

Dream Revenant takes players on a journey through a man's subconscious. And though it's full of bugs, it is a still a crazy, wondrous ride while it lasts.

Live the life of a slice of bread, desperate to be toasted. Yes, really.

The one downside to Affliction: Zombie Rising's motion control is that playing the game on the go is a little troublesome due to the constant movement. However, it's a small price to pay for a survival horror game that uses its platform to scare in a gimmicky yet fun way.

The swords are indeed massive and there's a surprising amount of platforming goodness to be had, but problematic controls sour the experience.

Call of Mini Zombies 2 scratches that primal gamer itch for shooting wildly at things that move, but don't expect much depth.

When the level design isn't constricting and there aren't too many variables, Feed the Duck is definitely a lot of fun.

Obscure metrics aside, Drawin' Growin' is a fun game. I really enjoyed watching the different areas of the kingdom spring to life as I completed levels, and the hectic all-at-once management style of gameplay fits the iOS style perfectly.

Plants War's core experience is fun enough to warrant several play sessions. It takes a while for things to stop feeling quite so "samey" due to unlocks being so tough to acquire, but it's always satisfying to earn that new unit and take it out for a spin.

Demonrock: War of Ages mashes together multiple RPG and strategy genres for its gameplay, but it just doesn't quite come together.

Briefly enjoyable but ultimately a waste of a good license, Storm of Vengeance is a fairly typical lane defense game.

GolfStar offers an enjoyable and tactical game of golf in every swing as players experience a number of different courses with gorgeous scenery.

The classic beat-em-up comes to iOS for the first time, but is hampered by control and difficulty issues.

Apart from some dodgy found control methods I think could do with some slight refining, Ridge Racer Accelerated is the Ridge Racer we all know, now on iPhone and iPod touch. A must for original fans of the franchise, and with future updates to the title slated to be bringing up to 40+ more courses and 60+ more machines free of charge, Ridge Racer Accelerated could be set to make its own mark on the App Store crowd.

Aside from a neat idea and some nice visuals, BOMBARIKA is a complete mess. Both technically and creatively, the game feels half-baked. All the while, the game is trying to hit you up to give it more money. On pretty much all fronts, there’s not much to enjoy about BOMBARIKA.

There's no game with quite such promise that gets squandered on something so frustrating to play like The Other Brothers.

I'm still not quite a fan, but I appreciate the effort here.

If you've played Guerilla Bob and Minigore and are desperate for another dual stick shooter to sooth your nervous twitch, go ahead and pick this one up. It certainly won't disappoint, but it also won't wow you.

Here's hoping Pac-Man's 40th birthday is more satisfying, and that he doesn't end up growing a ponytail and buying a red sports car to overcompensate. That would just be sad.

It's tough to choose between enjoying Iron Force and loathing it when half of the matches feel one-sided.

Kill Shot is often satisfying, but its more than pushy in-app purchases will leave you feeling a little bummed.

Despite an over-reliance on in-app purchases, Fightback is easily one of the coolest and most intense side-scrolling fighters on iOS.

Work your way up in terms of stardom with the help of Kim Kardashian and a series of energy bars.