A fleeting pleasure, Panda Picnic shows freemium can sometimes mean forgettable.

Dirac starts out brightly, but the further you get into it, the more you realise that it can't quite follow up that initial interest.

A cleanly presented auto-runner that's a little too slow off the mark.

A strange, if sadly under-developed twirl-'em-up that fails to exploit the potential at its intriguing core.

A perfectly playable climbing game, A Moon For The Sky doesn't do enough to make itself stand out from the crowd.

Tehra: Dark Warrior is a visual triumph, but the gameplay is as skimpy as the main character's clothing.

Spiral Episode 1 is a passable adventure game that calls to mind the story-led JRPGs of the late '90s, but it doesn't offer a great deal of gameplay meat beyond a reasonably fresh battle system.

Adds some ideas to typical Breakout-style arcade fare, but forgets to bring along excitement and colour.

It's Burn the Rope again, but this time with a bumped-up price point. Only grab if you don't own a mobile device.

Drop the Chicken looks good and has some interesting puzzles, but technical foibles and awkwardness of the reward system stop it from taking flight.

If you're up for another round of card battling fare, or want to experience the genre with a Star Wars skin, then go for your life, but Star Wars: Assault Team is otherwise rather forgettable.

A gorgeous looking game that's never quite as good as you hoped it was going to be, Last Inua is engaging, but not always entertaining.

Imprecise controls and a lack of lasting challenge hamper this otherwise perfectly adequate translation of the sport it's named after.

Blissfull is a neat, clever and challenging puzzler that simply doesn't go far enough to appeal to a broader audience.

What little game there is here is pretty enjoyable, but Here Be Monsters HD is a lot less than the sum of its potential parts.

Heli Hell doesn't have the poise of a bullet hell game, and the clumsiness it replaces it with makes it a bit of a slog.

Farming Simulator 2012 is slow, repetitive, ugly, and dull. But that doesn't mean it's not a relaxing and often addictive little diversion, too.

In an odd twist, the monetization in Brave Furries is actually more interesting than the puzzles themselves.

While there's nothing overtly wrong with it, Beeing is a fairly underwhelming addition to the seemingly endless list of cutesy casual games on iOS.

Whilst it has a few good ideas, Tiny Troopers isn't interesting enough to hold your attention for very long.

Ghosts of Memories has some nice ideas, but they're not as well implemented as those in its inspiration.

Stupid, glitteringly bright, and a little bit broken, WWE WrestleFest still manages to capture the slapdash drama and violent hilarity of the ring.

Brilliantly presented, and with some great ideas about asynchronous multiplayer, Sky Gnomes doesn't quite have the gaming chops to back up all of its clever concepts.

Too similar to the fluffy one's previous outings, Battle Bears -1 consists of overly familiar, repetetive gameplay in a sterile setting.

A laudably fresh physics puzzler, albeit one with deep-rooted problems.

Infantile visuals and a few issues where the game mishandles information detract from an otherwise decent brainteaser collection for grown-ups.

It doesn't reinvent the motorbike wheel, but Trial Xtreme 2 Winter Edition provides more petrol-fuelled hi-jinks for fans of previous games. We just can't shake the feeling that it would have worked better as a paid-for expansion to the existing Trial Xtreme 2 game.

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.