This is a game that might have been acceptable in 2009, but here in 2011, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect more.

Ultimately though, there are better games to participate in. Order Up!! Food Truck Wars tries to rectify things by adding a purpose in the form of being able to customize a food truck with coins gained from wins, but it's not enough to lift the game higher than mediocrity.

What was a valiant attempt and reinventing a classic game on iOS has been run aground by piss-poor execution and lack of polish.

Control an amnesiac wizard on his quest to match three and recover his lost memories.

Kick the Buddy: No Mercy may have a few new improvements, but it does little to impress avid fans of the game.

While Home Sheep Home looks all cute and pretty, with it's water-color painting art style and little sheep derived from hugely popular TV characters - and while the game's really not all that bad, offering some nice challenges in the later levels with some very well thought out hints when things are getting tricky – it just doesn't feel like good value for money.

Timing is everything in P.A.C.O. but its steep difficulty level doesn't reward you with enough to keep you playing.

The visual style is like a bad CGI Nickelodeon cartoon full of ugly aliens and animals.

Controlling the birds, which is done by tilting the iOS device either left or right, is nowhere near fast enough, and feels disappointingly disjointed.

Fantasy Forest Story has bright ideas, but its free-to-play trappings drag it down.

What I got, after the nostalgia wore off, is a fairly pedestrian arcade game with some big control issues to work out.

This free endless runner has enough weird quirks to be worth a look, at least for a little bit.

Pits of Death is a little clumsy on the Apple Watch, but it’s a neat throwback to some truly old-fashioned games.

Produced in only 72 hours, adequate controls and music can’t save Tiny Thor from feeling unsatisfying.

Dragon Ball Legends may be true to the series to a certain extent, but that doesn’t make it a good game.

The only people who should be downloading this game are those who can't get enough karting regardless of quality.

Street Fighter IV Champion Edition is a hugely disappointing game. It does almost all of the right things when it comes to making a great mobile fighting game, but really messes up the most important thing: the multiplayer. Playing Champion Edition online is such a compromised experience, it feels like a different game, and not one you'd ever want to play.

B-Squadron is an action-shooter featuring 11 missions throughout 3 different settings for players to shoot their way through.

Players must wake Sam from his Slumber by hurling a selection of objects at him; if they can stay awake themselves, that is.

Thumper is very much not my kind of game. If it’s yours, fine, but I still wouldn’t necessarily recommend it on mobile. There are some control and technical issues that hold it back, even if you like what this game is trying to do.

Pancake - The Game is just like flipping a real pancake in that it's only entertaining for about 30 seconds.

Seafoam's Fire in the Hole looks like a bright, 8-bit throwback, but there's not enough booty to make this a compelling voyage.

Dungeons & Dragons: Arena of War puts players in a small area full of explosives where they'll battle it out against different types of monsters and bosses. Well, if they have enough energy.

Like the rest of the game, CraftedBattle‘s map creation shows promise amongst its many limitations. It’d be tough to recommend it above other, more polished offerings out there, but it’s still an interesting curiosity. With plenty more work, it could be something more tempting. Maybe.

With some original visuals, it's a shame that this game is fairly repetitive and basic in terms of its implementation.

Buy and sell stocks to make it to the top. It's ok to just guess, because that's all players can really do!

At the end of the day, Cop seems like a low to middling budget point and click adventure that is deeply scarred by a miserable control system.

Chopper Mike has players testing their piloting skills as they maneuver past obstacles while collecting gems throughout 48 levels.