A.D.D. lives up to its name as mediocre mini-game compilation that won't hold your attention for long.

A lovingly crafted selection of mini-games that will definitely put you in the mood for the real Olympics.

Red Star boasts astonishing production values and challenging gameplay, but the tacked-on touch controls and unforgiving difficulty are frustrating.

It might not have a solid single-player campaign, but Beejumbled's excellent multiplayer goes some way to fix that.

A big silly blockbuster of a game that wants desperately to be on something other than a touchscreen device. Godfire: Rise of Prometheus has a meaty bounce to it, but its lack of subtlety will likely be too much for some to take.

In spite of the frustrating combat, The Amazing Spider-Man still has more than enough going for it to recommend.

The race for the best driving game on mobile almost got interesting, but 2K Drive has too many technical issues to truly keep up with the very best in the field.

It's Angry Birds. If you care about that any more then you'll probably find something to enjoy. Just watch out for the timers.

While a generation of gamers dreams of better days, Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode II is an unpleasant reminder of how far the series has fallen since its glory days.

Off-putting, pseudo post-modern comedy nonsense aside, OEG is a slightly lacking shooter / platformer hybrid with wonderful aesthetic vision.

Despite a couple of interesting elements, Picdun 2: Witch's Curse is the very definition of an average dungeon-crawler.

Lacking much of the tone that made the movies great, Ghostbusters is about as fun as being forced to slowly trudge through slime, and being overcharged for the pleasure of doing so at a faster rate.

Civil War: 1863 is an entertaining turn-based strategy game once it gets going, but its best ideas are too rarely employed and its presentation too dry for the game to appeal to a wider audience.

Quest of Dungeons is a solid but unremarkable roguelike that'll keep you engaged for a few hours but not much more.

A silly shooter that doesn't quite distance itself far enough from the games it's mocking. Still pretty fun though.

A great boardgame that plays with all the pace of the best mobile titles.

It's a match-stuff puzzler. And that's sort of all there is to say about it.

The perfect game for waging adorable warfare while on the bus, on your sofa, or on your toilet.

Mr. Shifty is a fun, twitchy action game that fails to capitalise on what was so good about its primary influence.

Banana Splitz is a return to form for the Super Monkey Ball series, and well worth a roll.

Enjoyably distracting when played alone and hugely entertaining in company, Point Blank DS is ideal for five minutes of fun.

She's got a cute smile and there are some nice touches, but Izuna: Legend of the Unemployed Ninja doesn't help the inexperienced, and doesn't reward the skilled. Don't hire this dungeon-crawler.

Like a new lottery winner, Monopoly Millionaire makes a few immediately gratifying yet ultimately ill-advised changes to the way it does things.

Rogue Sky is arcade fun with a smooth, simple control scheme.

Bright, bold, and casual-friendly, Gamevil will have a tough time topping this outing next year.

A weak port of a reasonable port of a good game. Compared to the original, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus is just too flawed to recommend.

Might not please established Wolfenstein fans, but Youngblood is still a great shooter on Switch.

F1 2011 is a great handheld addition to the franchise, although it could really do with an injection of personality.