This puzzle game mixes the gameplay of games like Threes! with roguelike elements.

Puzzle Family VS strips out nearly all the components that made the first game in the series great, leaving only a cutesy shell with very little soul.

Smash Spin Rage sure lives up to its title: the over-reliance on IAP caused me to smash, spin, and rage!

This puzzle game has a cute premise that it doesn't quite execute on.

Melodrive translates songs into haphazard tracks in an intense but flawed rhythmic racer.

We ain't afraid of no ghosts! Too bad the Ghostbusters brand is merely haunting another classic table.

The game has several different environments including the suburbs, downtown, and a college campus. Still the variety doesn't add much to the game. Flying around and pooping gets old quick and the gameplay just isn't very engaging enough. Players are probably better off just flapping right by this one.

Offering fairly drab tower defense gaming, Dead Defence is something we've seen before, too often.

As beautiful as Morphite may look on the surface, it's innerworkings are pretty ugly. The entire game just feels kind of empty and lifeless, and nothing in the gameplay, story, or aesthetic do anything to inject much life into it. It's a real shame that such a cool aesthetic is wasted on such a dull game.

There might not be anything obviously wrong with Monument Builders: Eiffel Tower. It offers functional graphics and an appropriate control method but it also lacks any personality or sense of achievement.

The Witcher Battle Arena might look pretty, but it's all too simple and lacking in fun.

This Monster can only muster a low growl at best.

Ambitious titles are great because they test the boundaries, but when they try to do too much, things fall apart and make them much harder to appreciate.

This adventure game combines comic book storytelling and RPG combat to make a light, shallow, and short experience.

Adding NBA players to a fairly unremarkable Endless Runner proves to be quite unexciting.

This one-touch game advertises no time limits and no fail states. I'm not so sure that's a good thing.

The constant need for coins really hampers this game and can make for long periods of waiting or the need to spend some real money.

Pocket Ages is a fairly formulaic freemium town builder, and not a very exciting one at that.

Repetition might work for the movie, but it's not a hit when it comes to the game.

Marvel Mighty Heroes is a simple MOBA that lacks much excitement.

Although it looks like a mobile version of real-time strategy game, Cato and Macro is actually a bizarre form of a tower defense featuring characters from Simon Scarrow's book series.

JackQuest is a brief adventure that runs out of ideas shortly after it begins. There are a few interesting platforming sections in the game’s small map, but other than that, it feels pretty lifeless. Even among the pool of mostly disappointing Metroidvanias on mobile, JackQuest rates pretty low.

Fight it out with cards and puzzle elements rather than the usual SOULCALIBUR format in this awkwardly unexciting title.

It's easy to see what The Outcast is trying for, but its execution needs a lot of work.

Penombre takes a good idea for a game and ruins it with a pretty sloppy execution.

Annihilate provides gamers with familiar dual-stick shooting action, letting them aim for ever higher scores.

Dandara’s take on the Metroidvania formula is admirable, but unfortunately not well realized.

Quest for loot in this dungeon crawler that is almost completely void of actual, compelling gameplay.