Crucially, though, Little Amazon's main offense is that it just isn't interesting enough. It's the perfect definition of average and nothing more. Something that really doesn't cut it any more in the Endless Runner genre, even for free.

Commiting the mortal sin of charging for the base game and then containing loads of premium content is one thing, but not even being a unique or entertaining experience is a whole other problem.

The nicest thing I can say about Dr. Who: The Mazes of Time is that it's a game; beyond that I have no more kind words.

My issue with Cabbage Defense is that it's just so forgettable.

Quantum Legacy HD Turbo has players firing weapons and raising shields as they fight through 20 colorful in-space missions.

Fragger 2 is reminiscent of older physics puzzlers, but that isn't necessarily a good thing.

MLB Perfect Inning has a few good ideas, but the implementation is severely flawed.

This motorcycle-based platformer tries to give players a good sense of challenge, but mostly ends up feeling unfair.

This game is a self-proclaimed love letter to FTL, but with submarines.

Fraud Tycoon is a half-baked, messy, promotional tie-in that does their sponsor no favors whatsoever.

Pixels? Check. Zombies? Check. Oh, wait. We forgot to include an interesting game. Darn!

It might look the part but frustrating controls will put many players off Hill Bill.

Slow developing and potentially very expensive, Modern War lacks sufficient original features to really hook players in.

There is little replay value.

An interesting setting for a racing game with a solid track collection that is unfortunately weighed down by poor execution on the part of physics and vehicular control.

This dungeon-crawler/puzzle game has a neat idea behind it, but it's frustrating to play.

Adequate in almost every way, Spedition sadly fails to deliver on the most valuable commodity – fun.

Disappointingly, both the analog and tilt controls remain stiff and difficult.

If Galaxy of Pen and Paper were simply a sci-fi reskin of Knight of Pen and Paper, it would be a fine–although underwhelming–game. As is stands now though, almost everything Galaxy of Pen and Paper does to differentiate itself seems to either make it perform worse or find some other way to be frustrating. Simply put, if you're looking for a sci-fi RPG to enjoy, look elsewhere. This is not the game you're looking for.

Aces of the Luftwaffe is a game hardcore players will like strictly for its three boss battles, especially the final one. It is, however, hard to recommend this title until it receives more content, because easily flying through 9 missions to just play three difficult boss battles isn’t enough. It’s not a bad purchase for $.99 cents, but don’t buy in to purchasing medals when it only takes a few replays to earn them.

Propel Man is the start of a potentially good game, but currently it's repetitive and lacks variety. If the developers added additional game play elements and more items to buy in the in-game store, it could make the game much more fun.

Edge of Twilight – Athyr Above journeys between night and day to advance throughout the game’s stages.

Mech Conquest's approach to intergalactic warfare will see many sci-fi fans go weak at the knees. It's just a shame the use of completely automated battles may put a dampener on the action.

Time is not always kind to classic games. This sadly, is one of those cases.

Dead Crossing speeds towards the zombie apocalypse but it's ultimately a ride to nowhere.

Building an empire should really be more exciting than this.

Radiation City is a conceptual step in the right direction as a follow up to Radiation Island, but it fails to reach its potential on almost every level. A survival game based more on looting and exploration is a great idea, but only if the looting and exploring feel good. Unfortunately for Radiation City though, wandering around the streets of Pripyat mostly feels repetitive, random, and overly clunky.

There isn't nearly enough there in Banzai Dice as it is, and that's a shame because it does feel like there's an interesting, intelligent game that could be seriously addictive.