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.

There are many better ways to spend your time on iOS than Space Chicks, since you’re leaping through the same stretches of space time after time.

Robots Love Ice Cream looks like a tasty treat on the surface, but melts far too quickly to recommend.

Radiation Island sure looks promising, but comes up short on execution making it one to skip despite the potential.

LEGO Star Wars: Microfighters is a run of the mill iOS game that has a well known name, and a generic gaming offering making it one to skip. The more you are a fan of Legos, Star Wars, or shoot ‘em ups, the more disappointing this title is. If you’re interested in the style, be sure to check out Plasma Sky instead.

Heroki looks ready to soar, but sadly doesn’t stay afloat making it one to skip.

Dungeon Keeper offers some quality gameplay elements that are spaced out from a relatively predictable free to play structure.

Midnight Star sure looks promising, but comes up short in execution with extremely watered down gameplay that is too bland, and repetitive to recommend.

Journey Below has a promising outlook that comes in below standard, making it one to skip.

Neon Drive has a neat theme and great style, but the gameplay makes it one to steer clear of.

Bloodstroke is promising on the surface, but is much too shallow to recommend making it one to skip as it never evolves beyond the mindless simplicities. In the end, it’s a simplified version of Samurai II, which is a much better game to pick-up.