In Fear I Trust is an enthralling adventure that will keep your mind active, and skin crawling throughout. It’s a well crafted experience that is a should buy, and one to believe in.

Exiles delivers a deluxe space adventure that is worth picking up to give you a whole lot to play.

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.

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

Fist Face Fight (Free, Universal) could be so much more, but instead it’s just a very simplistic game that isn’t worth your time.

Leaping Legend isn’t worth your time, or any more words as it seems to come straight out of a cookie cutter mold that is bland, uninspiring, and worth avoiding.

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

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

8bit Doves is more frustrating than fun making it one to skip despite the appealing theme.

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

Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom is a bland and uninspired endless runner that is one to dash right past.

Godus gets off to a promising start that sadly falls flat after awhile leaving you not much to do, and not much incentive to keep coming back to the ever increasing wait times.

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.

After Burner Climax delivers intense aerial action with tons of planes to battle at once, all at great speeds. The game is worth the price of admission for some classic fun, which feels right at home on iOS.

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

The gameplay may not be ground breaking or super thought provoking, but it doesn’t mean it’s not entertaining to just annihilate everything in a variety of ways. AVP: Evolution is a should buy as it delivers enjoyable action from start to finish that is a great game to have on iOS.

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.

NBA 2K14 is a disappointing effort, that is poor in the most important regards making it one to steer clear of.

Diamond Digger Saga is overly simplistic to the point of sheer boredom making it one to skip.

Gunner Z looks good, but that’s about all it has going for it making it one to steer clear of.

Daytona Rush is one to steer clear of despite the promising nature, and stock car racing theme.

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.

Iron Man 3 – The Official Game (Free, Universal) delivers a great feel for playing as Iron Man, but that wears off after a few redundant flights. The base gameplay just doesn’t do enough to make you care to keep going to reach the minimal story elements, and new environments.

It's more of the same arcade style that was fresh at the end of 2011, but stale today. There's very little actual gameplay, and the heart of the app seems to be the plethora of things to buy or upgrade.

I am Bread delivers a unique and enjoyable experience that is toasted to nice golden brown making it well worth picking up.

Heavy Sword ($0.99, Universal) looks interesting on the surface, but is as shallow as games come. There’s virtually no redeeming qualities of this poorly made bland knock off, making it one to stay far away from.

Give It Up! offers rhythm based fun that delivers a good time when you tap to the beat making it worth picking up. Be ready for a challenge though.

Krashlander is a neat idea that suffers from poor controls, and not much depth leaving it worth skipping. The controls are the main challenge of the game, and even with them, you can easily blow through the 20 short levels.