Delta-V Racing delivers some fresh and fast paced racing action that is worth picking up.

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.

Bounty Arms just doesn’t offer much to make it worth your time, making it one to skip unless you enjoy mindless button tapping with no incentive to keep doing it.

Breach & Clear isn’t the perfect game, but it packs quite a strategic punch for such a low price making it worth the price of admission.

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.

Pac-Man Dash is a surprisingly engaging and fresh addition to a tired genre that offers some fast paced action with short bursts of enjoyment making it worth your time to pick up and play.

Bloody Harry is as putrid as eating zombie vegetables making it one to avoid at any cost.

Pacific Rim is a poorly designed advertisement that can’t even copy established games well, and then charges $5 for that. It’s one to stay far away from, as it’s just a pitiful effort throughout.

There are quite a few homerun derby choices out there, and all are free to try. With that said, our choice for the best homerun derby iOS game of 2013 is Going Going Gone: Homerun Classic.

Deus Ex: The Fall isn’t bad, it’s just not great with the main takeaway being disappointment based on the promise the game showed.

Walking Dead 400 Days gives us more of a great thing that is actually amplified in the best regards making it a must have addition. You can fully enjoy 400 Days, even if you haven’t played the first five episodes, but if that is the case, it’s time to pick that up too.

Sprinkle Islands builds nicely upon a great base to make more expansive, challenging, and engaging water physics puzzles for a worthwhile Island getaway.

Tiny Thief offers so many little things to appreciate, and they all fit together for a great big adventure that is a must buy for hours of entertainment.

Super Paper Pool is a should buy for a brand new form of fun.

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

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

There’s nothing heroic about Reckless Hero, and it’s honestly just reckless game development. The App Store would be better without it.

It’s a great driving experience with an accurate feel to every move of the car, though the game style can grow a bit bland. Colin McRae Rally is worth picking up for some immersive rally racing.

Limbo is a benefit to the entire App Store that is a spectacular experience to take part in making it a must buy.

Block Block Block is a quality addition to your puzzle collection for easy to pick up, hard to master gameplay.

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.

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.

Siegecraft TD is worth picking up for an all new world to defend.

Contra: Evolution is based on the classic, but the “Evolution” enhancements aren’t necessarily good things. The entire experience feels muted kind of stuck in between the past and present, and failing to deliver the best parts of either.

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

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.

Wheres’ My Mickey delivers the total package that you just can’t get enough of making it a must buy for an endearing iOS experience.

Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage reinvigorates the physics puzzle genre, and is a definite chip off the old ice block that is Angry Birds.