There's a decent tactics game here, but the interface is too clumsy and the idea too familiar to appeal beyond hardcore fans.

A solidly produced K-RPG that delivers an entertaining, if ultimately over-familiar, action-heavy adventure.

Woody Woodpecker combines the gameplay of Tiny Wings and Mario Kart to fairly good effect, but perfunctory execution clips its feathers.

It's all been done before, and even with a handful of new ideas, Asphalt Street Storm Racing doesn't do it much better.

An attempt to address the deficiencies of the first iPhone game, SimCity Deluxe is likewise hampered by controls that simply don't befit the device.

Attractive presentation can't make up for a lack of substance - just like a real circus!

Striking to behold and pleasant to control, World of Aircraft just needs a few tweaks - and some more player support - to make it soar a little higher.

A beautiful and tactile toy as much as anything else, Shu's Garden promises much for this developer's second - or should that be first - game.

A fresh, fast-paced twist on the classic Tetris formula that'd be easier to recommend if it wasn't for its expensive IAP-centric design.

True dungeon crawling junkies may get a thrill out of the game, but if you’re not one of those people then this operation is best left to the professionals.

A lightweight but enjoyable mixture, it's not ground breaking, but it's quite a lot of fun.

Wan Nyan Slash is an inoffensive flick brawler that's just short of charming.

Spinner Cay is certainly the weakest instalment in the Tales series, but still holds its own with a good few hours of top jokes and puzzles. Horrible performance issues rear their ugly head too often for a strong recommendation.

A decent enough experience for younger players, the nine mini-games of EA Playground provide plenty of addictive – if not hugely challenging – fun.

A bright and intriguing facade can't hide the fact you've played all of this before.

A perfectly competent tower defence game with little to distinguish itself from the genre heavyweights.

Germinator is rather sketchy in its execution, but offers fairly solid Bust-a-Move gameplay.

Tales of the Rays is an enjoyable mini JRPG that's unfortunately bogged down with typical freemium trappings. This one's for the diehards only.

Despite its polished presentation and solid execution, Kung Fu Panda 2: Be The Master borrows too liberally from Fruit Ninja and Doodle Jump, adding nothing original to their gameplay.

Go Vacation is just like a real holiday - if you go off and do your own thing rather than following the signposts, it's surprisingly enjoyable.

Rather than deliver a tantalising treat, peeling away the skin of DK: Jungle Climber reveals bland play mechanics that can't be saved by the game's creative control system.

The Bearded Hero is a decent enough puzzle game, but it doesn’t really wow.

Titans is a well-made game, but it still feels a lot like previous card battlers.

A generously expanded platformer that nevertheless feels a little lightweight and insubstantial the second time around.

Shephy has a lot of promise, but ultimately lets itself down by unbalanced decks and somewhat messy rules.

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.

SpeedX 3D Hyper Edition is a great concept, and it plays remarkably well. But you'll have seen everything it has to offer within 15 minutes of play.

One of the oddest games you'll ever come across, Hamlet replicates the adventure gaming formula of yesteryear with obtuse puzzles that makes for a annoyingly difficult gameplay.