Skullgirls is a flashy-looking game that is pretty miserable to actually play. It's combat feels a little too simple, and your success seems determined more by lucky Relic rewards than skill. Add to this the fact that this is a fighting game with no multiplayer component, and there's very little reason to actually pick Skullgirls up.

There is a really good game here to be played, and I hope they develop more "user friendly" controls.

if Let's Golf 3 doesn't want me to play it, why should I?

This game is a slap in the face to Simpson fans everywhere, and doesn't deserve in the smallest amount of support.

If looked at from a distance NBA 2K12 seems like a competent vehicle for playing basketball on the go. Sadly, upon closer inspection, the luster of an incomplete development cycle and poor overall execution of the sport's fundamental gameplay make it nearly impossible to recommend.

While Smurfs' Village has been in the App Store for a while now, it's getting a second life with the Smurfs movie coming out soon. Unfortunately the Smurfs deliver very little gameplay by limiting the amount of paly time in the game actively doing anything other than looking at Smurfs wander the forest.

Aside from a neat idea and some nice visuals, BOMBARIKA is a complete mess. Both technically and creatively, the game feels half-baked. All the while, the game is trying to hit you up to give it more money. On pretty much all fronts, there’s not much to enjoy about BOMBARIKA.

This old-school dungeon-crawler is a little too rough around the edges and leaves out a few too many modern conveniences.

Aside from some nice art, there’s not a whole lot to enjoy about Very Little Nightmares. From top to bottom, the game feels poorly conceived. It doesn’t work as a horror tone-piece, a puzzle game, or a mobile experience, which is a pretty big problem if you’re trying to make a horror-themed puzzle game on mobile.

Fieldrunners Attack! is a game that is ostensibly about strategic base management and combat, but it fails to deliver on both fronts. Moreover, it doesn't make particularly good use of anything that made Fieldrunners appealing in the first place. Across the board, Fieldrunners Attack! is a very disappointing game.

There's really nothing redeeming about Gangstar New Orleans. It's a bad GTA game with no personality, terrible free-to-play mechanics, representation issues, and a boatload of bugs. Just don't bother with this game at all. There's no reason to.

Assassin's Creed Memories is hardly a game at all, and shamefully wastes the chance to do something cool with its source material.

The jokes aren't the most offensive thing about this freemium city building game based around the Family Guy series.

As a Monty Python fan, I am disappointed with the lazy and unimaginative way this game has used the classic comedy troupe's work. As an iOS gamer, I am disappointed with the obvious, blatant copycatting of Angry Birds. This is nothing more than a licensed-name cash grab, and you should avoid it at all costs.

There's a fascinating storyline underneath the poor gameplay.

There's a fantastic license within but Scarface is really very disappointing and gangster fans won't be impressed at all.

I didn't think Gameloft could do a worse job with free-to-play than they did with Let's Golf 3, but they sure did! Now please Gameloft, just stop. This is embarrassing.

The storyline is excellent, and the voice-acting spot-on, but Tales of Phantasia is unbelievably let down by its free-to-play model and terrible controls.

The RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise finally comes to iOS, but it's a rather disappointing affair.

The idea of an MMO strategy game for a mobile platform is fantastic; it's just a shame the execution falls short of the game's potential.

Rivals at War has a very interesting concept, but its actual game is a boring interaction-free card game.

Showstopper Basketball combines CCG and hardwood action into an interesting yet novice take on the classic sport.

A fairly unrestricted free to play game, Call of Mini: Infinity flounders by being just not very interesting at all.

Another uninspired movie tie-in to add to the pile, Mortal Instruments is as soulless as the monsters that players are forced to hunt. Even fans will have a hard time enjoying this one.

NFL Runner: Football Dash is a fairly unexciting endless runner that serves little purpose.

Mixing together beloved Disney characters and Temple Run-style gameplay really isn't as successful as it sounds.

Geek Resort is a tycoon-style park creation title with an overall fun art-style; it's simply let down on its reliance of in-app purchases to drive its gameplay, and a few obvious bugs.

Tap button after button to level up and feel detached from one's avatar in this soulless RPG.