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.

Injustice: Gods Among Us (Free, Universal) is fast paced fun that delivers some of the best combat on iOS that you will thoroughly enjoy spending time with.

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.

Badland ($3.99, Universal) is such an immersive experience that is not to be missed if you have an iOS device. There are just so many marvelous aspects whether it’s the ornate level design, beautiful graphics, immersive soundtrack, action packed layouts, touch friendly and precise controls, and combination of traps and power-ups. All of it works together in harmony to make Badland an absolute must that is one of the best experiences on iOS.

Indiana Stone: The Brave and the Boulder ($2.99, Universal) effortlessly stands out in a crowded App Store, and should roll right on to your iOS device.

Ms. Splosion Man ($2.99, Universal) is an absolute blast, but there are a few problems that take away from all of the greatness included, making it a should buy.

Secret Castle (Free, Universal / $2.99 Full Game Unlock IAP) is such an immersive experience from the finely crafted 3D hidden object exploration to the intricate storyline making it a should buy for the $3 full game cost.

Nimble Quest nails the classic arcade experience, while providing fresh flair perfectly suited for iOS.

Fetch ($4.99, iPad) delivers the total package to provide a lasting impression that is a treat to explore on the iPad making it a should buy.

Plasma-Sky ($0.99, Universal) reinvents the classic arcade shooter to deliver an outstanding iOS experience by combining the best of the past, and present. It’s an exhilarating visual treat that is the best in the App Store at delivering the classic Galaga style making it a should buy.

Unmechanical ($2.99, Universal) is an intriguing puzzle adventure that will keep you activated through the exploratory nature, and logic required. It would be nice to see a storyline, and better flow to robot’s movements, but there’s a lot to like of what is included making Unmechanical a should buy.

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.

Kingpin Lanes ($1.99, Universal) is the first stand out bowling game on iOS, and while it isn’t perfect, it’s definitely worth the price of admission.

Night Sky ($2.99, Universal) has so many well designed elements working in unison to craft an immersive iOS experience that is a should buy.

Stargate SG-1: Unleashed ($4.99, Universal) is a finely crafted 3D action adventure with varied gameplay, spirited sequences, and great visuals. Stargate SG-1: Unleashed can appeal to fans, and non-fan alike to make it a should buy for an entertaining sci-fi exploration.

Le Vamp ($1.99, Universal) is promising in the first run with an outstanding design, and unique touch mechanics, but it all wears thin too quickly.

Ridiculous Fishing ($2.99, Universal) offers a ridiculous amount of enjoyment with every element so well made to work in harmony, and fit perfectly on iOS. Ridiculous Fishing is an absolute must, so it’s time to reel in this epic catch.

Danger Boat (Free, Universal) is a new enjoyable endless excursion to add to your collection that makes the genre feel fresh thanks to the great action on the high seas making it worth picking up.

Super Stickman Golf 2 is an absolute must that delivers a hole in one of iOS gaming.

The Walking Dead: Assault ($2.99, Universal) is an entertaining experience whether you’re a fan of strategy games, The Walking Dead, or just some enjoyable action making it a should buy.

Help Volty is a should buy for a brand new puzzle adventure brimming with style.

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.

Zombie Road Trip (Free, Universal) is an action packed gore fest that is pedal to the medal fun from start to finish making it such a worthwhile download.

Block Fortress ($1.99, Universal) crafts a whole new experience with a lot to dive into, and simply experiment with. It’s a brilliant idea of combining genres you wouldn’t think go to together, but the execution isn’t as good as it could be to the detriment of the whole game.

Monster Meltdown ($1.99, iPad) delivers a brand new puzzle style that is finely crafted making it a should buy for some exquisite teleportation fun.

Dojo Danger ($0.99, Universal) is a game unlike any other that offers up a whole new way to play that is inviting to anyone with perfect pick up and play style. There’s so much to enjoy making it a should buy for some hectic battles.

Journey To Heel ($3.99, Universal) is a great example of how looks can be deceiving. While it looks promising on the surface, it’s just a bland, repetitive, and monotonous shooter that is aptly named as playing it is definitely a journey to hell.

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.