Honestly the App Store is a graveyard of stuff you download, poke for ten minutes, and forget about, so I get the frustration. Lately I've leaned toward things that either genuinely relax me or have a bit of a competitive edge, and one that surprised me was actually worth the effort—I finally decided to install winwin app after a friend kept going on about it, and it's turned into a decent way to pass a slow evening. The trick is ignoring the shiny screenshots and going off what real people say, because half the "fun" apps are just ads with a game attached.
Honestly the App Store is a graveyard of stuff you download, poke for ten minutes, and forget about, so I get the frustration. Lately I've leaned toward things that either genuinely relax me or have a bit of a competitive edge, and one that surprised me was actually worth the effort—I finally decided to install winwin app after a friend kept going on about it, and it's turned into a decent way to pass a slow evening. The trick is ignoring the shiny screenshots and going off what real people say, because half the "fun" apps are just ads with a game attached.