South Park: Phone Destroyer is an ok Clash Royale clone, but does precious little with its license and feels overburdened with free-to-play hooks.

Titan Brawl wants to be the next big MOBA-inspired game on mobile, but its in-game action, menu navigation, and free-to-play system are all not quite as elegant as they should be.

This cartoony racing game has a lot of charm, but that doesn't save it from where it is lacking.

Crate 360 does standout somewhat from other physics-based games. For one, the object isn't all about smashing structures by flinging things at them. For another, it requires some finesse and a lot of planning ahead to solve the more advanced puzzles.

Is the action of NinjSmash all that compelling? Not particularly. That said, there are far worse ways to spend an hour playing games on an iOS device.

Early Worm uses a proven gameplay formula but then fails to build something particularly compelling around it.

Creatives folks love the opportunity to have their wits tested, but there isn't enough variety to make the mind quake.

The biggest flaw lies in Total Recall's mediocrity. It all feels just ok, nothing that really inspires any emotion.

This racing game has a great sense of speed and unique mechanics, but its free-to-play structure keeps it from racing to the head of the pack.

Legendary Warriors looks great but could do with more variety.

Cookies Must Die features awesome slo-mo action, but suffers from having a repetitive structure.

Scorcher is a runner with somewhat interesting mechanics, but only its visuals make it a standout game.

The controls are a bit tough because of the joystick layout, but they are certainly workable.

Prometheus brought the fire of inspiration to mankind at the cost of his own freedom. It's a shame a spark didn't fall on Godfire.

This arcade twist on the Lunar Lander formula is colorful, arcade-y, and chaotic.

A cute film license backed up by a fairly typical puzzle game and some annoying in-app purchases.

Island Delta doesn't seem to have a good enough handle on its physics to get away with the puzzles it sets up and the checkpoints that it gives you. I'm a big fan of what this game is on paper, but in practice, it's just kind of a drag.

Smash everything in sight in a rage and, well, that's it for this shallow if briefly entertaining smash em up.

I'd have expected to be more interested in the faster-paced riding elements found in Horseworld 3D, but in all honesty it's the methodical horse maintenance that holds the most entertainment value.

It's an annoying oversight in an otherwise satisfying game. For those more interested in answering questions about more recent films, there are better options out there. For the film purist however, this is a great change of pace and one that can be a real brain teaser.

FootLOL wants to add the laughter to soccer, but it's mostly a bit infuriating.

As a quick diversion for the price, Panda vs. Ninjas is so well designed at the base level that it is very innocuous. Nonetheless it feels like an opportunity missed in its present state. At the time of writing there are two more worlds – presumably 60 more levels – promised to be added later for free, and maybe the developer will use them take better advantage of a well implemented, engrossing brand of puzzler.

Morpha is an endless runner that requires more soul.

Pocket Mobsters is a potentially-intriguing free-to-play simulation game that needs a lot of rebalancing.

Testing their reaction time and often their patience, Maze Universe will be an addictive challenge for the determined player only.

There’s nothing inherently bad or boring about any type of game. However, some games, like Dragon Storm, just need a little more effort to be made interesting.

Explore randomized environments in this turn-based sci-fi roguelike.

There's no sense of danger or threat here, with Fashion Hazard merely feeling forgettable the moment you switch off, even despite the hints of originality.