Impossible Road ($1.99, Universal) is impossible to recommend with extremely shallow, and frustrating gameplay making it one to steer clear of.

Dots: A Game About Connecting (Free, iPhone) is an ornate expression of minimalism that is just too simplistic to recommend.

Worms 3 is an intense battle with horrible controls and poor game balancing that isn’t worth your money, and definitely not your time. It’s an embarrassing release, that no one should ever have to be subject to. Harsh I know, but Worms 3 earned it. If this review changes just one person’t mind on picking up this game, then my job is done.

Table Top Racing is missing the main ingredient, and thus lacks any enjoyment making it worth skipping.

Beyond Gravity offers a style we have seen before, which actually offers less than its predecessors making it one to skip.

Leviathan: Warships ($4.99, iPad) is a big name title, but this ship runs aground in the shallow gameplay. The entire experience is just slow, boring, tedious, and frustrating making Leviathan: Warships one to steer clear of.

Random Heroes 2 ($0.99, Universal) delivers a whole lot of sameness, and will definitely test your patience in doing the same thing over, and over. It’s not a sequel, but an extension of a previous poor outing making it one to steer clear of. Ravenous Games’ cookie cutter must be melting from over use.

Madden NFL Mobile is simply poor game making that doesn’t deserve the “Madden” moniker, or even an association with the NFL. It isn’t worth your time, even for free.

Stormblades finely polishes an extremely redundant idea that offers no incentive to check out despite how well it’s produced.

The Gods: Rebellion is boring above all else and is one to steer clear of unless you like being a glutton for punishment.

This is one to steer well clear of, as it also has the makings to drop to free soon with the in-app purchases for gems, similar to the price drop of Jetpack Joyride.

Unless you like doing the same thing over and over, there’s no enjoyment, engagement, or entertainment to be drawn from Bloodmasque making it one to steer clear of.

Ninjump Rooftops is just a ninja themed version of a game you’re probably familiar with leaving it one to skip that doesn’t really deserve any more words.

Overkill 2 (Free, Universal) is overly redundant giving you the same basic thing to do over, and over as though it was some tedious chore rather than a game, making it one to steer clear of.

Atomic Fusion: Particle Collider is a very simplistic mini game that never expands, leaving you with a one trick pony that is one to skip.

Luxuria Superbia is different, but that’s not a good thing in this case making it one to skip as it’s just a very unsatisfying app in every way.

Call of Duty Heroes is an uninspired offering with a popular theme that should be avoided even by the biggest Call of Duty, or Clash of Clans fans.

2K Drive races far behind the top tier iOS racing games while delivering a bland experience in almost every regard making it one to steer clear of.

Rival Knights looks great, but doesn’t play so, and isn’t worth your time.

Gold Diggers is promising at first glance, but digs itself into a repetitive hole fairly quickly making it one to skip.

The Balloons has a promising outlook that deflates quickly leaving it one to skip.

Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Past offers a listless button mash through uninspired stages that is one to skip.

Worm Run looks promising on the surface, but the deeper you dive, the more unwanted aspects you discover. While there are some nice elements, there are too many problems to recommend Worm Run, making it one you can skip.

Redline Rush ($0.99, Universal) is just too simple to enjoy making it one to steer clear of with many better choices racing around.

Raceline CC looks good, but beauty is only skin deep making it one to steer past.

CSR Classics is one to steer clear of unless you like doing the same thing over, and over again with virtually no stimulation all while asking for boatloads of money at all times.

NBA Live Mobile offers a bland and overly simplistic version of basketball that fires an air ball on iOS.

Earn To Die 2 is a bland, and repetitive grind that is one to steer clear of unless you like doing the same thing over and over, and expecting a different result.