As gorgeous as it looks, and as clever as it sounds, Wide Sky plays like a mess.

A bland and boring shooter with no surprises or fresh ideas within, R.I.P. Rally is an ugly shambles.

A dreary button masher that's neither interesting or exciting enough to recommend.

Resisting the action-packed role-playing adventure awaiting you in Alien Syndrome is futile. While not terribly innovative, it's a solid title with flaws that can easily be overlooked in favour of a good time.

An interesting change of direction for the series that actually adds something to the genre it ends up in.

Spy Hunter's poor handling and dire visuals make this one of the least impressive PS Vita titles to date. Even long-term Spy Hunter devotees will struggle to get behind this one.

Some great moments can be salvaged here, despite the ramshackle port.

Too easy and too slow, aside from the wonderful visual design, there's very little in AMF Bowling Pinbusters! to sustain your interest. Lack of touchscreen play only serves to add to the disappointment.

Cubic Ninja tilts towards the bargain bin with awkward controls and maddeningly silly level design.

A half-decent RTS that only partially embraces the strengths of its source material and suffers from irritating performance and control issues.

Admittedly loyal to the band's latest release, Gorillaz: Escape to Plastic Beach is a scatterbrained affair that doesn't deliver in terms of gameplay.

An exacting simulation and management game that has you controlling most every aspect of your minions' lives.

An utterly unique if disappointingly shallow exploration-based shooter.

The mini-games are just as fun as they've always been and the cute visuals have lost none of their charm, but Adventure mode is perfunctory and crudely made.

It might be ugly, stupid, and often unintentionally hilarious, but Die Hard is fun enough that for whatever brief period of your life you waste on it you won't mind.

It has some shocking flaws, but Skater Cat is still just about good enough to be worth a recommendation.

The game of the film of the book has exploration, adventuring, action, and loads of mini-games but Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix ends up being a confusing mush of ideas.

A remake of an old WarioWare mini-game, Paper Plane is simple, frustrating and almost completely without merit.

A well-made tower defence game that, for a free-to-play title, comes at a high price. Alien Creeps TD is fully featured but a tad expensive.

Ugly, cumbersome to control, and lacking fun, Resident Evil Mercenaries VS. casts a dark spot on Capcom's survival-horror franchise.

Less an adolescent social simulation and more a lesson in pandering, Brooktown High fails to make the grade.

A stealth-action game that isn't lacking in bright ideas, Riddick: The Merc Files clouds its best bits with a generally clunky, unfinished feel.

A deeply ordinary third-person shooter made considerably more interesting by the addition of co-op multiplayer.

Although Double Shot won't necessarily disappoint fans of the series, and vintage games generally, it's an extraordinarily lazy sequel that trades on the moderate success of a 20-year-old arcade game.

While it's not actually broken or violently offensive, Hurry Up Hedgehog! is one of the most listless bits of shovelware going. Get the original board game if you must, but give this a miss.

The Incredible Hulk isn't actually a bad game, but it's a shame that, despite shaking them up a little, it's not quite good enough to HULK SMASH! our preconceptions.

This Wesley Snipes-driven adventure manages to be both boring and frustrating.

A bland experienced robbed of energy and excitement by identikit missions and limited level design.