A lot of love has gone into this Mega Man homage, as evidenced by its attractive 2D world, but the simple mechanics of running, jumping, and exploring just aren't of a high enough quality.

A decent base-building game with novel player on player battles and an attractive Warhammer skin.

It's not going to set the world alight with its brilliance, but Dingle Dangle offers a couple of hours of soft, harmless fun.

With a simple play mechanic and beautiful retro presentation, A Long Way Home is big on atmosphere, small on gameplay.

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.

A strikingly simple yet severely limited casual arcade experience, Meat Factory provides a grisly slice of ephemeral fun.

A solid beat-matching game that attempts to liven things up with action elements, but the disparate parts simply don't marry up in a way that's sufficiently satisfying.

While easily the best Slender Man title on App Store, it's unlikely to chill the blood of anyone who's stared down the skinny apparition before.

Takes a relatively dull pursuit and lets you have some crop-based fun regardless of the visual drawbacks and tough difficulty.

A reasonably effective if derivative endless flier that instils a greater sense of progression than most.

In spite of its classy graphical flourishes, Infinite Warrior is too frustrating to really recommend.

Just as satisfyingly dumb as it's always been, Samurai Warriors 4 brings a good dosage of new stuff to a slightly tired formula.

A challenging, surprisingly imaginative match-3 puzzler - but there's little reason to tolerate its free-to-play fussiness with so much stellar competition in the field.

Ninja Reflex is undeniably attractive and polished, but unfortunately it gives up its secrets far too quickly to be considered good value for money.

Transformers Legends is a card-battler. You know how these play by now, so the only question is: do you want want that features Transformers?

Despite being entertaining in bursts and boasting a decent ship-building experience, Space Qube is a little too simple to be anything more than a brief fling.

Impressive visuals and new levels ensure that Waterslide 2 achieves a degree of competency that eclipses its predecessor, but does not disguise its shortcomings.

Timber Tennis is a decent enough endless tennis game, but it's not much more than that.

Briefly entertaining, Daddy Was A Thief doesn't have enough going for it to be a great.

Bringing a fair amount of character to the catapult set-up, The Horrible Vikings comes with too much baggage to really take on the genre's masters.

WWE: Champions has an interesting concept and pretty graphics, but it's not exactly a revelation.

A delightfully jovial game, let down by miserly levels of reward. If you're a fan of the cartoon, then definitely take a look.

While not terrible, Zoo Tycoon 2 suffers from a lack of sheen that creeps like dry rot into the foundations of the game, dulling the whole experience.

While its obtuse nature can frustrate and thrill in equal measure, the minimalist design and abstract puzzles of Raster Prime encourage you to keep playing.

Fussy controls and a bizarre battle system render Across Age nothing more than an average anachronism.

Fans of the show will enjoy the characters and humour, but everything else Phone Destroyer has to offer is done better elsewhere.

A few tweaks and Russian Dancing Men could be the rhythm-action game to beat on iOS. As it stands, it's too flawed and frustrating to recommend.

It's nothing new, but Sword Art Online: Memory Defrag is a solid, enjoyable hack-and-slash RPG for the anime fans.