Yak Dash: Horns of Glory offers an entertaining theme with challenging racing that is worth picking up.

Blip Blup ($1.99, Universal) is one mind bending puzzle game that is a completely unique experience which will provide plenty of challenge for a worthwhile addition to your app collection.

Winter Fugitives delivers a well made, yet familiar challenge that is worth considering depending on how many endless games you have played.

Zombie High Dive offers an intriguing premise, and promising beginning, that ends up missing the dive resulting in low judging scores.

Angry Birds Transformers is a nice change of pace for the franchise, which is extremely well put together. With that said, the game is relatively simple and redundant with just short bursts of play time making it worth considering depending on your affinity for the Angry Birds.

Wind up Knight 2 is worth considering depending on your affinity for the original, and your patience with on-screen control buttons.

Qbert Rebooted revitalizes the arcade classic for a new audience, though sacrifices a bit to do so.

Speaking of virtual pets, this isn’t an Om Nom version of Tamagotchi, as there’s now growing, evolution, or changes to Om Nom. Instead, it’s more like Touch Pet Dogs in caring for a fully grown pet, and just keeping up with day to day needs.

Anomaly Defenders looks amazing, and has a great pedigree, but the gameplay execution comes up lacking.

Don’t Be Squared is promising at the outset, but that idea quickly fades as you face the same simple set-up over and over again.

Race The Sun doesn’t provide a cutting edge unique new game, but does deliver an enjoyable pastime on iOS making it worth considering.

Tap Sports Baseball is an enjoyable game of baseball that is dragged down by better teams that can be bought, and the sheer number of IAPs in between you, and playing baseball. Also, the turn based set-up really drags out games with the half inning set-up.

The first episode isn’t bad, it’s just not that engaging, or intriguing to care about any of the upcoming episodes making Abducted worth skipping for now.

The Sleeping Prince is a neat idea with the flick based platformer, but it’s awfully simple, and even more restrictive making it one to skip.

Guardians of the Galaxy: The Universal Weapon looks promising on the surface, but comes up short in execution.

Swift Revenge doesn’t bring anything new to the table, and while it’s not a bad game, it feels very generic which just doesn’t do enough to stand out, or be worth recommending.

Angry Birds Go is worth trying out for free, but the enjoyment is a short sprint, rather than a marathon.

The Collider offers simple fast paced fun that is effortless to control, and nice to look at making it worth considering. It’s too simple in the long term, and the developer is having a tough time deciding between free to play, and premium leaving the app with problematic bits.

Star Wars Heroes Path has a promising set-up that loses its way making it a middling entry into the App Store that is tough to recommend.

Blood Bowl has a lot to offer, though with limited appeal making it worth picking considering depending on our familiarity with the franchise. It’s worth noting that there are plenty of other complex iOS board games that have much friendlier learning curves.

Wrecked lets you smash things for a bit, but is only worth considering depending on how much you like destruction.

Zombie Highway: Driver’s Ed is an enjoyable and challenging endless experience that gets especially good a couple miles into a run.

Giant Boulder of Death offers frenetic fun for a few rolls down the mountain, but the formula becomes tired after just a few runs.

In the end, Monkey Boxing is worth considering depending on your infatuation with monkeys, and simple arcade action.

Futuridium EP is a well designed package that delivers the essence of old school arcade, but stylized with modern flair. The game style isn’t for everyone, and the controls leave a bit to be desired making it worth considering, and just not as good as it could be.

Escape from Doom is a well designed immersive endless runner that just grows far too repetitive, too quickly to recommend.

Puzzle Craft 2 builds upon the original, and yet the overall structure plateaus make it worth considering depending on your affinity for the original, matching games, and building games.

It’s a well made game taken by itself, but it’s far too similar to the five other games to recommend.

Fallout Shelter has a well known pedigree, but doesn’t bring anything new to the simulation genre on iOS beyond name recognition and good looks that isn’t really good or bad, but just there.

Man of Steel ($2.99, iPhone / $4.99, iPad) is too simple to recommend, but it still provides some mindless fun making it worth considering depending on how much you like brawler games and Superman.

Captain America The Winter Soldier game has a lot going on, but is still a very simple experience that is worth considering depending on your affinity to Captain America.

Pure Pinball delivers the essence of pinball in a well suited package for iOS that is worth considering depending on how big of a pinball fan you are. It’s fun, but the fun doesn’t last as long as it could with the limitations in place.

If you just haven’t had enough endless runners, Sonic Dash ($1.99, Universal) is a high quality addition to consider, but it truly feels like another also ran. It’s fun, but too familiar for its own good, and we expect more from Sega than just a Sonic version of Subway Surfers or Agent Dash.

Boulder Jack lets you try to outrun a boulder for as long as possible that is fun in small bursts that is worth considering depending on your affinity for the 3D endless runner.

Surgeon Simulator is worth considering depending on your expectations, and patience level.

Quadropus Rampage has the potential to be great, but leaves it untapped.

Swords & Poker Adventures is well put together with a lot to do, but there isn’t the greatest incentive to keep playing, making it worth considering depending on your affinity for poker, and the first two.

Revolution 60 is a new form of storytelling in a well made package, but there are elements that detract from the overall experience.

Calvino Noir delivers a gorgeous environment to interact with that makes the game worth considering.

Tanuki Forest is well made, but feels like an also ran making it worth considering depending on how familiar you are with the endless side scrollers.

Mittens is a good example of how by the book development based on other games doesn’t make anything that can stand out on its own.

Bears vs. Art is a well put together puzzle game that has a few drawbacks that detract from the overall experience making it tough to recommend.

Astrå offers appeal at the outset that quickly wanes leaving it just worth considering depending on your affinity for the genre.

Asphalt Overdrive is a deluxe offering that still is a bit lifeless when playing making it worth considering depending on your affinity for the Asphalt series.

Dog Mendonca has an intriguing pedigree and premise, but has too many flaws in execution making it tough to recommend.

Road To Be King could offer so much more, but instead goes for a quick and simple game that is just as quickly forgotten.

Imps in Tokyo looks promising, but it just fails to become more complex, or compelling making it tough to recommend.

The main drawback is that it doesn't feel all that different than the many other kart racers in the App Store. After a couple of races, it's tough to tell this one apart, so there's a definite repetitive feeling especially without any features to truly stand out.

MMX Hill Climb revs the engine for production values, but stalls out on gameplay to the point that we can’t recommend it.

Woah Dave! offers a burst of entertaining challenge that doesn’t last as long as it could making it worth considering.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has a fun set-up that grows stale quite quickly leaving us with another simplified movie tie-in.

Boson X is a fast paced endless runner with a nice spin on things that is challenging above all else. With that said, there are some design flaws that detract from the overall experience making it worth considering for some tempered enjoyment.

Boom Beach is a rather vanilla new addition to Supercell’s catalog that is neither good, or bad, and just more of the same. It’s worth considering depending on your affinity to Clash of Clans, and there’s not much new to see here.

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite offers the feature set to deserve the price tag, but not the gameplay making it worth considering depending on your affinity for the series, and button mashing.

Egz is a well put together game with an accessible style that becomes overly simple and bland which cracks under closer examination.

Unkilled delivers simple zombie shooting fun in a beautifully designed package, but the game grows awfully stale and restrictive quickly making it simply worth considering depending on your patience.

Rival Stars Basketball has some good elements, but it’s just a bit too simplistic, easy, and repetitive to recommend.

2-Bit Cowboy offers a great style, but is missing some of the gameplay substance making it worth considering depending on the nostalgic appeal.

Dropchord is an action packed experience that is well suited for iOS that just lacks long term depth to keep you coming back.

Blek takes full advantage of the iPad canvas to create a unique puzzle game that is worth considering.

It’s a game that you want to like, but it just misses that engaging factor making it worth considering depending on your patience.

Record Run offers a neat twist that sadly wears thin quickly making it worth considering depending on your love of music.

Breakneck isn’t bad, but it’s not particularly enjoyable either, making it worth considering depending on your affinity for the genre.

AdvenChewers is worth considering depending on how much you like the style, but the flavor doesn’t last, and will end up bursting your bubble.

RedStory looks great at the outset, but stumbles upon execution leaving many better choices in the App Store. The free to play structure is mainly related to ads after every level, or restart.

If you’re looking for a visual murder mystery, you will fully enjoy the app, but if you’re expecting a puzzle game, you will be disappointed. With that in mind, Layton Brothers Mystery Room is worth considering, and you can give the first two cases a try for free.

Octagon is worth considering if you like extremely challenging games, though there are a couple problems, and a lack of variability that detracts from the experience.

Invertical Touch has a promising premise that stumbles on execution making it worth considering depending on your patience.

Delivery Outlaw looks promising, but doesn't deliver the good making it one to steer clear of.

Aside from the movement controls, Terra Monsters is mechanically well put together. The monsters look good, too. The problem is that everything else comes up short. It looks nice, and it does some interesting things with what could have otherwise been a bland combat system, but it drops the ball in so many other basic areas that it's actually rather hard to enjoy it. There's no real harm in downloading it for free and sampling the first island, though.

Run Sackboy! Run! looks great, but is otherwise by the book development that does little to make you interested in playing, making it one to skip despite the name recognition.

Faif looks great on the surface, but comes extremely short on execution making it one to skip.

Smash Bandits is a perfect example of what happens when you mess with success, leaving a bland endless game overloaded with restrictions that isn’t worth your time.

Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War is an unremarkable offering that is too bland, and simplistic to recommend.

CSR Racing 2 delivers more of the same overly simplistic drag racing that will have your attention for about as long as a drag race.

Telekinesis Kyle has an intriguing theme that falls flat in execution with a short and simple experience that is one to skip.

Shiny The Firefly ($0.99, Universal) looks great on the surface, but is extremely dull once you dive into it making it one to skip.

Manuganu ($0.99, Universal) is sadly one to skip despite the promising outlook simply because it’s just another bland entry into the App Store that you’ve seen before, and will see again, hopefully with a little more action.

Jones On Fire ($1.99, Universal) is another in a long line of endless runners that has style, and personality, but doesn’t do enough gameplay wise to stand out.

Deep Loot is a surprisingly shallow game with a repetitive set-up that lacks any challenge, and pushes all of the advancement to the costly upgrades.

Lub vs Dub offers a high quality idea with a unique idea, but it’s still a relatively run of the mill gameplay experience with nothing included to keep you playing.

Stan Lee’s Hero Command offers familiar and simplistic gameplay that isn’t very engaging with everything hampered by a heavy handed monetization scheme.

Monkey Boots looks promising on the surface, but never stomps past the surface making it one to skip.

Green Game TimeSwapper has a promising pedigree with a new idea, but sadly suffers in gameplay execution making it one to skip.

Assassin’s Creed Pirates has no wind in its sails making it one to skip despite the high profile nature. There’s a big name, deluxe graphical design, but extremely simplistic and repetitive gameplay, which sinks this ship.

Nitro (Free, Universal) looks promising, but just isn’t firing on all cylinders leaving you with a relatively bland experience that misses the essence of what racing is all about. There just isn’t much action going on, and every single race blends together into a monotonous drive. Nitro is one to skip as it just doesn’t deliver its namesake.

Crazy Taxi City Rush offers a promising beginning, but in the end doesn't collect its fare due to a restrictive fuel meter, and redundant gameplay structure.

Greedy Dwarf is a passive experience that is one to steer clear of, despite the promising nature.

Bonsai Slice is promising on the surface, but is too shallow to recommend.

Star Wars Uprising offers brand recognition, and little else making it one to jump to hyperspace past.

The Other Brothers ($0.99, Universal) looks promising, but just doesn’t feel ready for primetime leaving a game that has more problems than highlights. Updates are planned, and we will reevaluate the game accordingly, but for now it seems the developers released a beta on the App Store that is worth skipping at the moment.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 gives you the power of Spider-Man, but doesn’t give you much to do with it, making it one to skip, despite the promising outlook.

MetalStorm: Aces is one to fly past despite the well made aerial combat engine, because the payment structure shoots down the potentially enjoyable experience.

Need for Speed No Limits applies many limits to the arcade racing game leaving it one to steer clear of despite the name recognition and good looks.

Looty Dungeon is a well put together game, it’s just lacking in terms of gameplay, and there are simply more enjoyable ways to spend your time on iOS than with an overly simplified bland experience.

Grim Fandango Remastered delivers a grand scale adventure with a great story with modern design prowess. The problem is that the gameplay just has no rhyme or reason to logical progression making it one to skip for the premium price point.

Back to Bed is bursting with style, but lacking in game execution to make it one to skip despite all that’s included. The game squanders the promising nature, and goodwill that is builds up.

Seashine is one to swim past as the gameplay sinks below the good looks.