A dull little game that makes being a deity feel decidedly average, Fury of the Gods isn't worth your time.

Mechanically the best of the series and a genuinely accomplished action-RPG in its own right, Dungeon Hunter 4 blows it with a ridiculously pushy IAP system

Beautiful, complex, and intriguing, The Frostrune is an experience not to be missed, so long as you're patient enough to take the journey.

Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion had the potential to be a neo-old skool classic, but the elements taken from the Epic Mickey series stale those from its Castle of Illusion pedigree, leading to a game that's slower than Toby Tortoise.

Maths Training looks good on paper and has a few good ideas, but forgets the importance of making learning fun.

NBA Playgrounds is a half-baked arcade basketball game that's lacking in content and features. Only the die-hard fans need apply.

A mediocre shooter lacking basic options and gameplay fun enough to entice replay.

It's more Harvest Moon, sure, but it's still top-notch fun, and the inclusion of clear goals this time around should convert some new fans to the series.

Attractive but with deep issues, Red Hot Rumble's contribution to the PSP library can often be an incoherent, confused mess.

Without hotkeys and precision clicks the formula isn't perfect, but Lemmings Touch is about as good as a handheld entry of the series could ever be.

The gambling introduces a fresh and very welcome dynamic to the beat-'em-up genre, but such innovation is dealt a low blow by a mediocre fighting engine.

An exciting online arena game that's simple enough for mobile but complex enough to provide plenty of challenge.

It looks fantastic, and the atmosphere of the game is great, but Nun Attack's shallow and grind-heavy gameplay sucks a lot of the fun out of the package.

Pure Chess attempts to bring asynchronous play to a classic and fails, but the single-player is still worth the entry fee.

Zaxxon Escape takes a classic shoot-'em-up property and completely changes it to a mediocre flavour-of-the-month endless-runner.

It's cute, but Hose it Down is an uninventive puzzler, filled with dumb design decisions and a paywall as soon as it really gets going.

State of Mind has a certain charm to it, but it's mired in a confusing story, simple puzzles, poor controls, and plenty of other issues.

An uninteresting matching puzzler that's slotted into a structure big on monotony, Cradle of Rome demonstrates game concepts shouldn't be built in a day.

A facsimile of everything that made Crazy Taxi great. Crazy Taxi: City Rush is fun, but it's not a patch on the original.

A great-looking and highly promising spin-off to Flick Kick Football that trips up on bitty gameplay and an irritating funding system

Full of rough edges and built on a poor facsimile swing system, Real Golf 2011 comes a distant second in most of the areas that matter despite its online multiplayer.

Homerun Battle 2 strips baseball down to its essence and makes it fun for even non-sports fans.

Action-heavy dungeon-crawling abounds in Dark Avenger, but the repetitive nature of the gameplay robs the title of any long-term appeal.

Somewhere within Earn to Die 2 are the ingredients for some exhilarating ‘one more go' jeopardy-based gameplay, but the recipe used here is downright repulsive.

Brakes are for Losers has some nice ideas, but the package is one that's going to leave you frustrated more often than not.

A fun physics-based puzzler that, with more levels and some fine-tuning, could yet be an iPhone essential.

Making a tiny 'splish' on the App Store, rather than an almighty 'splash', Jelly Splash is a slightly novel entry in a very familiar puzzle sub-genre.

There's a nice idea here, but the cumbersome controls mean Back to Bed gets tiring pretty quick.