It might bear the board game's name, but Pictionary owes more to mobile gaming than it does to the collection in your cupboard.

Kingdom: The Blood is an incredibly challenging action game that, while entertaining, needs a few tweaks to reach its potential.

Dash & Bash is a solid and characterful casual game that falls short of greatness due to poor controls and excessive difficulty.

There's a strange emptiness at the core of Re-Volt Classic, and while it's sometimes enjoyable, you never feel like you're having as much fun as you should be.

An interesting idea that failed to turn into an interesting game, 94% is largely dull.

One the series' die-hards only. Everyone else should bite the bullet and accept that for this season at least, FIFA's leagues ahead.

A little overwhelming, but very slick to play, Current will have its fans, but the majority of players will be left bewildered.

A solid work game, with a few wrinkles, that should keep fans of the genre reasonably happy.

The smartest looking entry in the series to date, Real Football 2011 loses its grip when it comes to actual gameplay, making matches less fluid in practice than they might look from the sidelines.

A deep and far more complex city builder than the norm on the platform, Westward 2's horrible controls mean few will survive the voyage.

Mars Mountain can be enjoyable, but sabotages itself with an unbalanced difficulty curve and poorly identified glitches.

Dragon Fantasy Book I sticks incredibly close to its early Dragon Quest source material, warts and all.

A lightweight and perhaps too relaxed puzzler that largely succeeds on the fundamentals, but won't attract the more hardcore puzzle game fans.

A charming entry to the genre, but one which adds nothing new and whose difficulty is pitched too high for its intended market.

A harsh and unforgiving game, GravityLine has its moments, but getting to them is pretty tough.

Like a martini with too much vermouth, Secret Agent Clank throws in more than its fair share of bizarre levels and mediocre stretches of gameplay for it to be a refreshing experience.

Bookworm is great for killing an hour or two, but only serious wordsmiths will play for longer.

Fans of historical pseudo-realism will find the format intriguing but a disappointing fighting system nestling at its core scuppers much of the potential of Gladiator Begins.

The NES Remix games are clever reinventions of classic games. It's just a shame this 3DS edition is so lazy, and far from Ultimate.

Prison Life RPG has an unexpected amount of depth and replayability, but the number crunching can get tedious. Plus, it's often deeply unpleasant.

It may not bear the closest resemblance to the sport it claims to simulate, but Ski Champion is a perfectly adequate way of wasting a few minutes.

From Eva With Green is a unique puzzle-slash-pinball game with lovely aesthetics that aims to provide an almost Zen-like experience on mobile. While the awkward controls weren't particularly intuitive for me, you might still want to give it a go if you're on the hunt for something casual and unique to help you pass the time.

War of the Fallen is an entertaining card battler for people who like card battlers, but there's nothing new here for anyone who's sworn off the genre completely.

Slow and saddled with a frustrating interface, Companions has a lot to say, but only the most patient will want to listen.

Switch & Drop is reasonably entertaining, but it's never going to trouble any of the puzzling classics the App Store has to offer.

Though its presentation is second to none, Get Outta My Galaxy! doesn't possess gameplay deep enough to keep you on board for long.

One for CSI fans only, sloppy mini-games and annoying dialogue mar what could've been an engaging point-and-click adventure.

Flying Hamster charms with bright colours and an adorable hero, but its shallow shooter gameplay is stuck in a wheel.