Green Ninja: Year of the Frog is an enjoyable action puzzle game with a wide appeal that is worth picking up.

Try Harder presents a fast paced challenge that is worth picking up for some quick fun, even if longevity is a question mark.

Home – A Unique Horror Adventure is definitely unique, but more creepily intriguing rather than horror based. Nonetheless, it’s quite an experience to take part in that is definitely worth the price of admission.

Million’s Lovers is easy to like as it stands out in a crowded App Store, and is worth adding to your app collection.

Micro Machines delivers enjoyable arcade racing, but the longevity on your device is about the size of one of the vehicles.

Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery Episode 2 is a well done puzzle adventure that is worth picking up, though it doesn’t live up to the expectations based on episode one.

Time Tangle – Adventure Time isn’t the most deluxe game, but if offers quick pick up and play fun that is worth picking up.

Checkpoint Champion is an entertaining arcade racing challenge that is well worth picking up.

Cattch is a well-made platformer with a nice mix of action and puzzle and old and new elements making it worth picking up.

Max Axe is an entertaining arcade action experience that is well suited for iOS, and worth picking up.

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.