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Asphalt 8: Airborne patchwork quilt of arcade racing tropes stitched together with skill and affection. Join the joyride.

Runaway: A Twist of Fate is not the best example of the genre for the iOS platform, but it's still a fascinating title that's sure to keep genre fans busy for a solid afternoon.

As you can see, there's a lot of content in Supermagical, and its cute and colorful presentation is sure to delight fans. The gameplay itself is rather standard fare, and levels can become frustrating when you're trying to get rid of a couple of stragglers, only to have reinforcements keep coming, turning what should have been a couple of minutes into five or ten. As these games go, this is a solid effort so the pros should definitely outweigh the cons for those that enjoy color busting action.

NyxQuest is incredibly well made. The levels are designed to always throw something new at you, and the touch controls manipulating the world are very satisfying. The move and jump buttons can sometimes be unresponsive in the heat of the moment, but not to any great detriment. Some also might take issue with the game taking license with Greek mythology, but if God of War can run ram shod over the myths of an ancient people and still be a very enjoyable experience, we should afford NyxQuest the same courtesy.

There are plenty of other serious racers available on the App Store, but Split/Second will feed your inner tweenager's destructive lust with its explosive action like no other racer.